Epidemic alarm in Parliament: Number of poisoned deputies revealed
An epidemic that began in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) and is alleged to have spread across Turkey is on the agenda. It has been learned that 8 deputies and 70 staff members have applied to hospitals with complaints of diarrhea and vomiting.
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A notable health-related incident occurred at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) on July 4. Dozens of people applied to the Parliament Hospital with complaints of vomiting and diarrhea. According to the information obtained, a total of 70 staff members and 8 deputies sought medical attention.
DEPUTIES AND THE HEALTH COMMITTEE WERE ALSO AFFECTED
It was learned that among those who fell ill was Yeniyol Party Denizli Deputy Sema SilkinÜn. Itwas also learned that the President of the Family Physicians Federation, who is also a member of the Health Committee, Dr. Türkü YaYağmur Nehir also confirmed the events, stating, "I was among those affected. Many of our deputies experiencedsimilarcomplaints."Shemade this statement.
TDRINKING WATER ISCLEAN
Following allegationsthat the epidemicwas caused by drinking water, the Ankara MetropolitanMunicipality made astatementmaking a statement, itannounced that the drinking water analyses came out clean.It was stated that no negative findings were encountered in the second analysisconducted specificallyfor the regionwhere the TBMM is located.It was stated that no negative findings were encountered in the second analysis conducted specifically for the region where the TBMM is located.
TBMM Administrative Chief Hasan Turan also made a statement regarding the matter.made a statement. Turan claimed that“no poisoning or epidemic situation originating from Parliament restaurants or tea houseshas been detected,” asserting that the allegations did not stem from the institution's kitchen facilities.