“Meanwhile, the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) imposed a broadcast ban on the murder of Karakaya, preventing media organs from covering it. RTÜK made the announcement on its Twitter account, saying that the ban also includes news to be released on social media.”
How to fuck up a fucked up situation even more.
When a patient is saved, praise God.
When a patient dies, blame the doctor.
Here’s an idea to hold people accountable and make them rethink their actions; if someone attacks medical personnel on hospital grounds/on the clock, that individual and all of their immediate family is blacklisted by every hospital and banned from receiving healthcare support for a period of time depending on the severity of the attack.
I don’t know for who its the biggest shame to see healthcare professionals being treated like this; the professionals that will end up migrating anywhere that will treat them better? or for the innocent public that will end up not having access to health care because of this?
>One of the police officers fainted during the brawl and was helped by the protesting healthcare workers.
you can see this people protesting are good people… they chose healthcare to help people, they don’t deserve this.
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“Meanwhile, the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) imposed a broadcast ban on the murder of Karakaya, preventing media organs from covering it. RTÜK made the announcement on its Twitter account, saying that the ban also includes news to be released on social media.”
How to fuck up a fucked up situation even more.
When a patient is saved, praise God.
When a patient dies, blame the doctor.
Here’s an idea to hold people accountable and make them rethink their actions; if someone attacks medical personnel on hospital grounds/on the clock, that individual and all of their immediate family is blacklisted by every hospital and banned from receiving healthcare support for a period of time depending on the severity of the attack.
I don’t know for who its the biggest shame to see healthcare professionals being treated like this; the professionals that will end up migrating anywhere that will treat them better? or for the innocent public that will end up not having access to health care because of this?
>One of the police officers fainted during the brawl and was helped by the protesting healthcare workers.
you can see this people protesting are good people… they chose healthcare to help people, they don’t deserve this.