“JUSTICE SHOULD PREVAIL”
Support A1+!Clad in black Ms Svetlana has attended RA Government for already a month.
“Doctors throttled my daughter and her infant yet unborn. The case hearings have been delayed for two years. My husband died of grief: he had a heart attack,” 52-year-old Svetlana Atoyan says.
Without preliminary warning doctors took her pregnant daughter to a surgery. During the Caesarian operation doctors didn't give her artificial respiration which resulted in the death of the mother and the infant. Ms Svetlana accuses the head physician of the deaths. They died because of his non-professional and irresponsible work.
“After six months’ delay the case was sent to an additional investigation. Can you imagine that the investigation has been underway since 2005, since the death of my relatives?” former biochemist Svetlana said indignantly.
The spouses attended courts together before the husband’s sudden death. Today Ms Svetlana is alone and relies on the Government’s support. She voices hope that the Prime Minister will sooner or later receive her and will order the relevant bodies to punish the wrongdoers.
“The head physician of the hospital (the town of Berd, Tavush Marz), Aram Harutiunian, will soon be advanced thanks to his acquaintances among MPs,” she says.
Svetlana Atoyan states she is not the only person complaining of doctors' maltreatment.
Ms Atoyan will take every possible measure to achieve her aim – to administer justice and punish the wrongdoers.
