A patient from Bagdasar Arseni attacked a nurse and other patients

The incident took place on Friday night to Saturday, around 04.30, at the Surgery Department. After attacking the three people and causing a scandal in the lobby of the Surgery Department, the man was immobilized by bodyguards. The nurse and the patient were slightly injured, and the man who has a wound in his chest area was operated on.

The representatives of the “Bagdasar-Arseni” Hospital notified the police and prosecutors, who came to the hospital and heard the aggressor. The aggressor was then taken, accompanied by the police, to the “Alexandru Obregia” Hospital.

The medical director of the “Alexandru Obregia” Hospital, Adela Magdalena Ciobanu, shows, in a communiqué sent to the News.ro agency, that a patient, aged 43, was brought by the Capital Police, from the “Bagdasar- Arseni ”, the time of presentation at the Guard Room being 10.24.

Following the medical examination, the man was hospitalized in the Guard Room, and he remained under the supervision of the doctors on duty. According to some medical sources, the man who assaulted a nurse and two patients from the “Bagdasar-Arseni” Hospital would have a mental history.

A Marie Curie doctor was beaten by a child’s father

Four days ago, a pediatrician from the “Marie Curie” Hospital in the Capital was beaten by the parents of a hospitalized child. The doctor was assaulted in his office, while communicating to the child’s parents that he has a mild respiratory condition and is no longer required to be hospitalized.

Police were called to the scene and the doctor filed a criminal complaint against the child’s father. The hospital also filed a criminal complaint for assault on Wednesday.

According to the legal provisions, the threat of medical personnel is punishable by imprisonment from six months to two years or a fine, hitting or any other acts of violence – imprisonment from six months to three years, personal injury – imprisonment from six months to six years , serious bodily injury – imprisonment from three to 12 years.

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