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Baku/02.06.21/Turan: The Association for the Management of Medical Territorial Units (TƏBIB) eventually on the third day answered the question from Turan agency about the health of Aynur Ahmedova, whose car collided with the car of Tabriz Gyulalyev on May 25 on the Kurdakhani-Zabrat highway.
TƏBİB told Turan that Ahmedova was taken to the City Clinical Hospital No. 3 after an accident with a diagnosis of a collarbone fracture. After examination, a bandage was applied. On May 29, the dressing was renewed and the fixation was made. However, it does not follow from the answer that Ahmedova was in the hospital all this time.
The fact is that until May 29, the family of Gyulalyev and the director of the Turan news agency Mehman Aliyev were told that Ahmedova was being treated at home.
The question is: where was Ahmedova from May 25 to May 29. TƏBİB was unable to clarify. The agency expects from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the City Hospital N3 explanations about how the report of the Ministry of Internal Affairs dated May 25 about the accident indicated that Ahmedova received serious bodily injuries.
According to a report from the Ministry of Internal Affairs dated May 25, Gyulalyev received moderate injuries, while Ahmedova was severely injured. Subsequently, it turned out that Ahmedova was at home, and Gyulalyev was in the hospital awaiting a serious operation on her face.
Tabriz Gyulaliyev, who got into a road traffic accident on May 25, is the son of human rights activist Ogtay Gyulaliyev, who, through the fault of doctors after an accident on October 29, 2019, was in a coma and is still paralyzed. The prosecutor's office has been investigating the doctors' case for more than nine months.-0-
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