US EditionNurse in Turkey Will Go to Trial for Permanent Injuries to Newborns in 2021
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In the trial of nurse Hazel Dırık Bağrıyanık, who is accused of beating Deniz Esin Bozoklar (5) when she was only 5 days old, causing her to become physically and mentally disabled, the judge ordered an arrest warrant to be issued. The hearing was adjourned until February 19. The incident occurred on May 26, 2021, at Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University Health Practice and Research Hospital. Sema and Abdullah Bozoklar […] The article about the ar…
In Kahramanmaraş, a nurse, H.D.B., who was on trial for allegedly abusing a baby at a university hospital in 2021, has been ordered arrested.
A court in Kahramanmaraş has issued an arrest warrant for a nurse whose abuse of a 5-day-old baby was captured on security camera footage. The case concerning the baby, who is now physically and mentally disabled, has been adjourned until February 19th.
Nurse Hazel Dirik B. faces judicial proceedings in Turkey for causing permanent injuries to Deniz Esin Bozoklar, a five-day-old newborn, in a hospital in Kahramanmaras. According to surveillance images of 26 May 2021, the defendant struck the minor in the head, tightened her leg and manipulated her strongly during a blood removal procedure that lasted for more than 14 minutes. Following the incident, the baby presented alterations in her normal …
It has emerged that Baby Deniz, who was initially thought to be disabled from birth, was subjected to violence by nurses in the hospital when she was only 5 days old.
A new case of alleged neonatal violence is causing outrage after it became known that a baby was disabled after being assaulted by a nurse while she was recovering in a hospital in Turkey. The video of the assault was recently broadcast on social networks, generating comments of disapproval against the actions of the working woman in the health area.
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