Criminal prosecution for the deaths of patients who were hospitalized in Agrinio LongThe complications of COVID-19 During the pandemic, prosecutor Agrinio filed.
According to the Peloponnese newspaper, the criminal prosecution was brought for the crime of reporting on a degree of felony against members of the administration of Agrinio Hospital and members of the Nursing Service, as well as against other persons who may arise from the interrogation.
During the period of Pandimias, 41 patients with COVID-19 were hospitalized in the Agrinio. Mortality reached 100%, as 40 patients, aged 40 to 67, died within the hospital -and for them to be prosecuted -and one day after the special day.
The case was introduced for a regular interrogation to the Agrinio investigator, where the defendants would be called upon to apologize and to deposit relatives of deceased, expert doctors, etc.
The criminal prosecution comes after four years of legal actions of a total of 17 family families looking for answers.
Key Expatient Reports
According to the Peloponnese newspaper, the case was in danger of being put in the archive. The key to its evolution is evidence included in the medical expert reports compiled by two doctors and submitted competently. These are a hospital doctors in Athens, who have undertaken to study the medical files of the deceased and come to conclusions that have paved the way for the search for criminal liability against specific persons, for the criminal of the exhibition at risk.
In the context of conducting a preliminary examination by order of the prosecutor Of Western Central Greece Evripidis Nikolaouto the Public Prosecutor of Agrinio in June 2021, following lawyer Thanassis Diamantopoulos, the medical experts were assigned to a total of nine hospital doctors in Patras and Attica.
The effort had been fruitless as they cited a workload and inability to handle the request, resulting in an effort that was fruitless, as they cited workloads said “inability” to handle the request, resulting in a two -year delay.
Following the prosecution, the Agrinio Hospital Administrator had been forced to resign, at the request of then Deputy Minister of Health Vassilis Kontozamanis.