She was hospitalized after a new arrest warrant: New decision for Ayşe Barım!
Talent manager Ayşe Barım, who is alleged to have links to the Gezi Park protests, was hospitalized following a new arrest warrant. Doctors have decided that Barım must undergo open-heart surgery.
Talent manager Ayşe Barım, who was arrested on allegations of participating in the Gezi Park protests and released on October 1, experienced health issues following a new arrest warrant issued by the Istanbul 27th High Criminal Court.
Following her hospitalization, doctors decided that shemustundergo open-heart surgery.
Ayşe Barım, the owner of ID İletişim, was arrested on January 27 on allegations that she was among those who organized the Gezi Park protests.
Barım, who was released and placed under house arrest during the hearing on October 1, faced a new arrest warrant issued by the Istanbul 27th High Criminal Court following an objection by the prosecutor's office. Barım, who fell ill at home on the same day and was taken to the hospital, learned of the new arrest warrant while in the hospital.
DOCTORS' DECISION FOR SURGERY
After Barım was hospitalized, her doctors decided to postpone treatment due to her health condition. For Barım, who has been receiving treatment in the hospital for a week, the doctors have decided to perform open-heart surgery.
According to the report by Birsen Altuntaş, Barım's health status will be evaluated following this surgery, which is scheduled for Monday, and the matter of her being sent to prison will be reviewed again.
News Source : 12punto
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