Demet Evgar publishes newborn gang's messages and rebels!
Demet Evgar shared the blood-curdling messages of the newborn gang in Istanbul on social media and expressed her outrage. The details of the gang, which caused the deaths of newborn patients by referring them to contracted hospitals, have caused a widespread outcry across Turkey.
Chilling details continue to emerge regarding a gang in Istanbul that collaborated with 112 Emergency Call Center employees to direct newborn patients to the neonatal units of private hospitals they had agreements with, causing deaths and generating illicit profits. The messages between the gang members have also been deciphered. Demet Evgar, who recently became a mother, did not remain silent about this newborn gang scandal and expressed her reaction by sharing the gang members' messages...

The gang in Istanbul, which generated illicit profits by referring newborn babies to contracted hospitals and caused infant deaths through their negligence, has shaken Turkey's agenda.
The details that emerged regarding the scandal, in which 19 hospitals were named, were horrifying. The revelation of messages in which many healthcare workers, from doctors to nurses, mocked the deaths of babies shocked everyone.

FLOOD OF COMMENTS
Evgar used the phrase, 'We are burning in hell now.' Comments such as 'What could be worse than this?', 'I am devastated as I read this', and 'Enough is enough, really enough' were made on the famous actress's post on social media.
News Source: 12punto
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