112 service came with an ambulance and took Çakmak to Hopa State Hospital. Çakmak, who complained of nausea, Dr. He was examined by Seda Kenanoğlu. However, Çakmak, who was observed to be intoxicated, started to argue with the doctor claiming that he was “not interested enough”.
‘YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT ME’
“You have to take care of me,” said Çakmak, walking on Dr. Kenanoğlu warned that it was a positive case, saying “Don’t approach me”. However, the other physician who entered the room tried to intervene in Çakmak, who continued to shake by holding the doctor’s arms. Dr. Kenanoğlu as well as other doctor and a nurse was also subjected to violence.
QUARANTEED
An investigation was initiated upon the doctor’s complaint. However, since Çakmak was diagnosed with COVID-19, custody could not be done. He will continue to be kept under quarantine in his home. Judicial proceedings will be carried out after the quarantine. Çakmak also received an administrative fine. Health workers were quarantined.
DOCTOR DAMAGED: MY ARMS BECAME THAT
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The messages of the physician who was subjected to violence on social media are as follows: “Last night, I was brought by 112 during my watch. violence, I was exposed to insults and threats. Unfortunately, my arms are like this. I, another physician friend and nurse were battered as well. After the incident, the patient’s relative entered our doctor’s room without permission to apologize. He cursed first, and then said ‘You are a doctor, your job is to deal with them, do not exaggerate’. How violence against healthcare professionals has become normal!
‘WE DO NOT HAVE TO’
Since my doctor friend is a completely unprotected risky contact, he is currently in quarantine, there is a possibility that he has been infected with COVID. Today, I am on duty again at the hospital, I continue to provide health services. Some do not see this dedication, ignore it, think we have to. I would like to remind you, we are not. We do not have to endure the protrusions of the uninitiated by not enacting the law of violence in health, from the doctor to the cleaning officer, to take their insults from below, to excuse their insults, to be subjected to violence, to die, to be killed. “
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