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CCKK took lives in Sivas
A 72-year-old woman who was treated for suspected Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) disease in Sivas died.
- A tick attached to Şehirban Öztürk, who lives in Gökköy, Almus district of Tokat, about a week ago.
- When Öztürk became ill after a while, he was taken to Almus State Hospital by his relatives.
- Öztürk, who was transferred from here to the hospital in Tokat, then to Sivas Cumhuriyet University Health Services Application and Research Hospital, and was treated in the Anesthesia Intensive Care Service with suspicion of CCHF disease, could not be saved despite the interventions.
- It was learned that Öztürk's body, which was received by his relatives, will be buried in Gökköy, Almus district.
Şehirban Öztürk (72), who lived in Almus district of Tokat and was treated at Sivas Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Medicine Hospital with suspicion of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) disease, died. A week ago, a tick attached to Şehirban Öztürk, who lives in Gökköy village of Almus district. Öztürk, who became ill after a while, was taken to Almus State Hospital by his relatives.
Öztürk, whose condition got worse here, was referred to Sivas Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Medicine Hospital. Öztürk, who was treated in the anesthesia intensive care unit with suspicion of CCHF disease, died. Öztürk's body, which was received from the hospital morgue by his relatives, was taken to his village for burial.
Öztürk's body, which was received from the hospital morgue by his relatives, was taken to his village for burial. Thus, the number of people who came from Sivas and surrounding provinces and died while receiving treatment for suspected CCHF disease increased to 11 this year.
Source: TRT Haber, TRT Haber, CNN Türk