Hospital employee reveals: 'Things much worse than the newborn scandal are happening'... Scandalous allegations against that private hospital in Istanbul!
It has been alleged that premature births were induced at a private hospital in Istanbul for the purpose of filming videos for social media. Following the allegations, the Ministry of Health has instructed the Istanbul Provincial Health Directorate to launch an investigation.
Allegations shared on social media by a doctor working at a private hospital in Istanbul have sparked widespread discussion.
Following accusations regarding premature births and mistreatment, the Ministry of Health has launched an investigation.
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A doctor identified as E.E., who works at a private hospital in Istanbul, made shocking statements on their social media account. It is alleged that expectant mothers at the hospital were forced to undergo premature cesarean sections so that videos could be filmed for social media.
Furthermore, the accusations also included claims that newborn babies were being mistreated. It was also alleged that the doctor who opposed this situation was threatened.
MINISTRY LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION
Following these allegations circulating on social media, the Ministry of Health announced via its 'Sağlıklı Çözüm' (Healthy Solution) social media account that the Istanbul Provincial Health Directorate has initiated an investigation into the claims in question.
News Source : 12punto
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