An Accountant in Istanbul Who Said 'I Was Affected by the Air Conditioning' Died: His Last Moments Were Captured on Camera.
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Mithat Taha Turan, a 41-year-old accountant, entered a market in Istanbul's Kağıthane district feeling unwell and said, "I've been affected by the air conditioning." Shortly after, his condition worsened, and he passed away.
Mithat Taha Turan, who clutched his chest and said "I was affected by the air conditioning" while buying water at a market in Istanbul's Kağıthane district and refused medical attention, died minutes later in front of his house. Security camera footage of the incident, which is suspected to be a heart attack, and the market owner's great remorse have come to light...
In Istanbul's Kağıthane district, accountant Mithat Taha Turan collapsed after leaving his home and sat down in front of a building. Despite paramedics performing CPR and taking him to the hospital, Turan could not be saved. It was learned that in this tragic incident, Turan had told the owner of a market he entered to buy water, "I felt unwell due to the air conditioning," and that he did not want to go to the doctor.
Living in Kağıthane, accountant Mithat Taha Turan (41) fell ill after leaving his house and sat down in front of a building. Turan, who was taken to the hospital after receiving cardiopulmonary resuscitation, could not be saved despite all the doctors' efforts. It was learned that Turan, who told the owner of the market he entered to get water when he fell ill, "I was affected by the air conditioning," refused to go to the hospital.
Mithat Taha Turan (41), an accountant in Kağıthane, felt unwell after leaving his house and sat down in front of a building. Although paramedics performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation and took him to the hospital, Turan could not be saved. It was learned that Turan told the owner of the market he entered to get water, "I was affected by the air conditioning," and that he did not want to go to the doctor. Shopkeeper İsmail Çınar said, "I regret …
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