PASOK: Georgiadis' attempt to hide the responsibilities for inadequate supervision in Health

The government turned a blind eye, PASOK emphasizes. The “fraudster” whom Mr. Georgiadis pities today was “promoted” at a conference in 2023 as a “super-scientist” by the former Minister of Health and then Minister of Tourism, Vasilis Kikilias, and the then Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris.

PASOK: Georgiadis attempt to hide the responsibilities for inadequate supervision in Health

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The Minister of Health, Mr. Georgiadis, described as “a fraudster, who hid the machines during inspections” the doctor accused in the death of Giorgos Mazonakis.

It is obvious that he is trying to hide the responsibilities of the Ministry of Health for the chaos prevailing in the field of inspections and supervision of private health structures, PASOK points out in its announcement.

As it states, “the government turned a blind eye, tolerated and often fueled such behaviors. The “fraudster” whom Mr. Georgiadis pities today was “promoted” at a conference in 2023 as a “super-scientist” by the former Minister of Health and then Minister of Tourism, Vasilis Kikilias and the then Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris.

At that specific conference, the accused doctor makes explicit reference to a new “detox” machine for the human body that she has in her possession, meaning the machine which Mr. Georgiadis says she was hiding during inspections.

At the said conference, she appears to inform the competent Minister of Health Thanos Plevris, the President of the ISA Giorgos Patoulis who was a sponsor of the conference, and the former Minister of Health Vasilis Kikilias about the existence of this machine. Where were the inspection mechanisms then? Why, instead of checking her, were they promoting her? What relationship did they have?

Mr. Plevris, who together with the two accused doctors founded an association in 2012, did not know what services they were providing?

Hypocrisy also has limits. Immediate answers are demanded.”

 

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