CAIRO: Egypt's top security official has recommended that ousted President Hosni Mubarak not be moved from the hospital where he is kept under arrest at th e Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh. In a statement, the prosecutor general's office said Interior Minister Mansour El-Issawi has cited Mubarak's poor health as the reason he should not be moved as planned to a military hospital in Cairo. In a letter to the prosecutor general released late Tuesday, el-Issawi said moving him would threaten his health and safety. Mubarak, 82, stepped down in February. He has been placed under arrest in the Sharm el-Sheikh hospital over allegations of corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in the 18-day uprising that toppled him.