Aleyna Kalaycıoğlu's difficult days in prison: She fainted and is receiving psychological support

The prison living conditions of Aleyna Kalaycıoğlu, who was arrested as part of the Kubilay Kaan Kundakçı investigation, have drawn attention. It has been learned that Kalaycıoğlu, who began experiencing health problems in a ward that is well over its capacity, is receiving psychological support.

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Aleyna Kalaycıoğlu's difficult days in prison: She fainted and is receiving psychological support

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The living conditions of Aleyna Kalaycıoğlu, who was arrested and sent to prison on allegations of being an "instigator" within the scope of the Kubilay Kaan Kundakçı investigation, have caused a stir.

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The difficulties and health problems experienced by Kalaycıoğlu, who is being held in the C4 ward of the prison, have highlighted the harshness of prison life.

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According to allegations, the capacity of the ward where Kalaycıoğlu is staying has been exceeded. It is stated that approximately 80 people are being held in the C4 ward, which has a capacity of 16.

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Due to this extreme overcrowding, inmates and detainees are using their beds in shifts. The lack of space has become a factor that is seriously affecting Kalaycıoğlu's physical and mental health.

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Due to the extreme overcrowding and cramped space, Kalaycıoğlu is experiencing major difficulties regarding bedding and has reached a point of physical and mental exhaustion due to the impact of these living conditions.

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The negative conditions she is experiencing have caused Kalaycıoğlu to faint twice. After the moments when she fainted, Kalaycıoğlu was taken to the infirmary and placed under treatment.

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The stress and psychological pressure Aleyna Kalaycıoğlu has experienced during her time in prison have led her to receive antidepressant support. It is stated that Kalaycıoğlu, who has begun receiving antidepressant treatment under infirmary supervision, needs this support to cope with the difficult conditions.