Elazığ Private Medikal Hospital Locked After Mass Dismissals and Heavy Fine

Elazığ's Private Medikal Hospital faced a crisis after being fined 501 million 568 thousand Turkish liras for causing public harm. The facility's board chairman, Ali Şekerlisoy, was also arrested, raising serious questions about the hospital's future.

Before the dismissals, doctors and health workers protested outside the hospital over unpaid salaries that had accumulated for months. They demanded payment of their accumulated wages and brought their struggles to public attention.

“The hospital doors were locked and all health activities were completely halted.”

Following these events, employment contracts for all personnel, including doctors, were reportedly terminated. Workers who had been seeking their rights while unpaid were then left unemployed.

The hospital's doors were locked and all health activities were completely halted. Claims regarding doctors' and workers' salary and compensation demands remain on the agenda.

The fate of the hospital remains uncertain as politicians and bureaucracy closely monitor the process without taking concrete steps. Former owners are reportedly discussing a return to management, but no final decision has been made.

The salary and compensation rights of a total of 350 personnel, including doctors, have yet to be clarified. Whether the hospital will continue operations in the future remains a matter of curiosity.