SDIF appointed trustee in hospitals linked to Newborn Gang scandal
New Development in Newborn Gang Scandal: SDIF Appointed as Trustee in Related Hospitals
A new development has emerged in the infamous Newborn Gang scandal, as the Saving Deposit Insurance Fund (SDIF) has been appointed as trustee in the related hospitals. The decision was made in order to avoid any disruption in reliable public health services.
In a statement released by SDIF, it was announced that new managers were appointed to oversee the operations of the hospitals involved in the scandal. These appointed managers are said to be experienced teams who have already begun the necessary work to ensure the smooth functioning of the hospitals and companies.
Furthermore, the Büyükçekmece 1st Criminal Court of Peace’s decision to appoint a trustee has been published in the Trade Registry Gazette. The statement also mentioned that the 13 hospitals and 3 companies to which SDIF was appointed as trustees have been added to the “Trusted Companies” list on the official website of the institution.
This new development marks a significant step in the ongoing investigation of the Newborn Gang scandal, and it is hoped that the appointment of trustees will help bring about accountability and transparency in the affected hospitals and companies. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story.
