Publication of Parliamentary Investigation Commission’s Decision on Infant Deaths in Official Gazette
A new parliamentary research commission has been established to investigate infant deaths in private health institutions. The commission, consisting of 22 members, will work for a period of 3 months and will have the flexibility to work outside Ankara if necessary.
The decision aims to thoroughly examine all aspects of infant deaths in private health institutions and determine the measures to be taken to improve care services for newborns, children, disabled individuals, and elderly people. By scrutinizing the practices and legislation in private health institutions related to these vulnerable groups, the commission seeks to identify any gaps or shortcomings in the current system.
This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring the well-being and safety of all individuals, especially those who are most vulnerable. By shedding light on the issues surrounding infant deaths in private health institutions, the commission hopes to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future.
In addition, a new development in defense technology has been unveiled by STM Defense Technologies Engineering and Trade Inc. The company introduced the unmanned autonomous underwater platform STM NETA 300, which is designed for mine countermeasures, intelligence gathering, and reconnaissance missions.
STM Director General Özgür Gülerüz highlighted the key features of the product at the SAHA EXPO, providing important insights into its capabilities. This innovative technology is set to enhance the capabilities of defense forces and improve their ability to respond to various threats effectively.
Overall, these initiatives demonstrate progress in both healthcare and defense technology, showcasing Turkey’s commitment to improving safety, security, and well-being across different sectors.
