Yiannis Kallianos: EDE from Attikon regarding the conditions of his father’s hospitalization – Newsbomb – News

Attikon Hospital, where he was hospitalized for the last twenty-four hours, issued a press release on the death of Yiannis Kallianou’s father, informing that it had ordered the conduct of a Sworn Administrative Examination to investigate the conditions of his hospitalization.

The hospital announcement

“Following yesterday’s press release of the P.G.N. “ATTIKON” announces today 25/4/2024 the death of Dimitrios Kallianos and we express our deepest condolences to his family. In order to investigate all the hospitalization conditions of the incident from the day of his admission until today, the Administration of the P.G.N. “ATTICON” ordered the conduct of a Sworn Administrative Examination.

Commander Spyridon Apostolopoulos”.

The Chronicles

Dimitris Kallianos, father of the meteorologist and New Democracy MP, passed away on the morning of Thursday, April 25, after hospitalization at Attikon Hospital. Yiannis Kallianos on Wednesday, April 24, in a video he uploaded on social media, broke out about the way they were treated by the hospital, when they went there, due to the critical state of his father’s health, from Aklipieio Voulas.

Unable to hold back his tears, Mr. Kallianos said: “Today half of my life was cut off. I still hope that with the help of the Virgin Mary, the rest will not be cut. They will pay dearly for what they did to my father.

As he describes: “I want to say some things not to make you feel sorry for me but to expose some people who have brought my family to this situation. My father has many health problems as he is also on dialysis and has diabetes. 15 days ago he entered Voula as he blackened his finger since he has a diabetic finger.

He was treated very well in Voula but was told that such big issues cannot be treated properly and he should be in another hospital. My father went to this hospital and had his big toe amputated. For the next five days he was doing well. On the sixth day he was full. My brother is a doctor in Cyprus and he came and saw him and told him to get on the platform and be admitted to the ICU.

The doctors told me that we all sign that Mr. Kallianos is fine. My brother begged them to put him in MAF. My tears have dried up. I begged them to put him in an ICU. Finally, my father pulled out today and was intubated. Because what my father went through, many people will have gone through, they can’t imagine what they have to go through from me and my brother. Things are difficult but I hope he succeeds. He had no oxygen at all and a nurse came by every 4 hours.”