Mourning in Larnaca for the loss of a 43-year-old mother of six children She breathed her last last last Friday at the Larnaca General Hospital's ICU - What her husband denounces her complaint to the Cyprus Times and what OKYPY replies
A 43-year-old mother of 6 children from Kurdistan left her last breath in the First Aid Department of Larnaca General Hospital last Friday, as she was taken there with high blood pressure and feeling unwell.
As her husband Panagiotis complains to the Cyprus Times, he took his wife to the emergency room of Larnaca General Hospital with high blood pressure and asked to be admitted there immediately for examination, but by the time they checked her safepass and examined her, she unfortunately died.
"I told them that my wife has a pressure of 20 and they need to examine her immediately but they said they would have to check our safepasses and wait in line. Unfortunately by the time they checked where we were waiting my wife had died. My complaint is that she had to go in immediately because she could have been saved," Panagiotis complains.
Asked to comment on the incident, the spokesman of the OCYPY Haralambos Harilaou clarified that no complaint has been made about the incident however it was requested to be investigated.
"I want to stress that in no way are we asking for a safepass to get someone into the emergency room and there is no way that this was requested," he said.
Appeal for help for the 6 children of the deceased mother
At the same time, Panagiotis said that his wife leaves 6 children whom he will raise himself and asks for help to raise them.
"What will I do now with 6 children I cannot bring my wife back" he said.
An autopsy was performed on the body of the 43-year-old woman and samples were taken for histopathological examinations. So far the police have not received any complaint from relatives.
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