Rzgary Hospital in Erbil to be Transitioned to Semi-Private Status
Congratulations to the residents of Erbil; henceforth, if a medical procedure previously cost fifty thousand dinars, you may now add a zero and expect to pay five hundred thousand.
This represents the height of the cardboard cabinet’s moral bankruptcy and is an entirely illegal measure. Rest assured, this policy will be implemented, as the people of Erbil are being treated like laboratory mice. This administration tests its most coercive policies in Erbil first; if they meet no resistance, they are subsequently imposed upon the entire region.
By Semi-Private, they imply that they cannot yet achieve full privatisation, fearing a potentially severe backlash from the citizens of Erbil.
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- Diyar Harki is an independent investigative journalist and human rights advocate. As a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), he focuses on exposing corruption and human rights abuses in Kurdistan and Iraq. He voluntarily contributes to Kurdfile Media.
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