Manisa Private Grandmedical Hospital will offer discounted health services to journalists operating throughout the province within the framework of the protocol signed with the Press Advertisement Agency, Manisa Provincial Directorate. Hospital Chief Physician Op. Dr. Mümtaz Kahya stated that they would be happy to provide this service to the journalists working in the public service, and İdris Cirit, Provincial Director of the Press Advertisement Agency, thanked for the support.
A discounted health service protocol for journalists was signed between Manisa Private Grandmedical Hospital and Manisa Provincial Directorate of Press Advertisement Agency. Press Advertisement Provincial Director (BİK) İdris Cirit, Chief Physician of the Hospital Op. Dr. Mümtaz Kahya, Dindar Group of Companies Board Member Furkan Dindar and Hospital Manager Mehmet Başaran attended. BİK Manager Cirit thanked the hospital management and employees for the health discount decision, which is an important step for the members of the press operating throughout Manisa.
'JOURNALISTS SURVIVE VIOLENCE EVERY DAY'
Stating that journalists work in difficult conditions and often experience health problems, BİK Provincial Director Cirit said, "Unfortunately, almost every day, a journalist friend of ours is exposed to violence. They struggle with various health problems. They need support regarding health. As an institution, we support our newspapers and also their employees. We want to give support. In this sense, we thank the interest and support of the Grandmedical Hospital, which is the most equipped hospital in Manisa."
'JOURNALISTS ILLUMINATE SOCIETY'
Hospital Chief Physician Op. Dr. Mümtaz Kahya, on the other hand, pointed out that the press performs a very important task in terms of informing and enlightening the society, and said that as a hospital, it is pleasing for them to support journalists in every sense. Kahya said, "Journalists are doing a public service. We also do a public service. Although we are a private health institution, our priority is to make people healthy and to see them happy. There has been no such request from the press until today, if it did, we would gladly consider the demand put forward today. We are very happy with the fulfillment,” he said.
