Engineering report reveals that a government hospital in Samsun contains severe seismic hazards.
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A seismic analysis report on Ghazi government hospital in Samsun, Turkey shows that the building is classified at a risk level reaching 90 percent.
The hospital has been subject to previous controversy over its demolition and privatization. The report raises questions about the safety of patients and staff in the building.
An engineering report classifies Ghazi State Hospital in Samsun, Turkey, with a seismic risk rating of 90%, necessitating urgent intervention to ensure the safety of patients and healthcare staff at the facility.
If you are a patient or employee at the hospital or rely on its services, the report indicates real risks that could affect the quality of healthcare service and your safety during treatment. The findings could accelerate decisions regarding demolition, closure, or privatization, which would transform public healthcare services in the region.
Mehmet Yılmaz