Patients beaten, dragged on foot with the blanket on their heads and unjustifiably tied, at the Săpoca Psychiatry Hospital. What does the Monitoring Council report show
The aspects revealed in the report on the monitoring visit carried out at the Psychiatry Hospital and Safoca-Buzău safety measures show the torments to which the patients were subjected: from beatings and humiliation to their unjustified binding.
The monitoring took place on June 16-22. PHOTO Campus Buzău
Two abrupt patients, a woman hit with the palm over her head, without justification, another patient dragged by the salon, later related, having a blanket on her head and other immobilized patients, although they were calm and cooperative, are part of the aspects revealed in the monitoring visit report to Săpoca Hospital.
The monitoring took place after a complaint regarding the slaughter, the tune and even the binding of some employees.
At the time of the action, inspector Clara Mica, from the Monitoring Council, said they were Finding “some rights that are not respected by patients, the fact that in some pavilions are not met the accommodation conditions, I found misery, mattresses soaked in urine, dirt, pillows, the food can tell you that it is very good, I tasted of food. I found 21 kilograms of chicken that was expired”,
Clara Mica, however, explained, in June, that the patients were not beaten, but said that there were abuses and bad treatments.
“And about those abuses, there were only abuses and bad treatments, they were not beaten. I did not see a beating on the cameras, I only saw a clogging, pushed, a slap and, the only one that was more serious, a nurse raised the mattress and slammed a patient who was not struck. A notification to the police, the police are going to investigate whether it is the case of criminal investigation or not the case.in June, Clara Little said.
The police started a criminal investigation in this case.
We recall that another serious incident took place in 2019, in Săpoca. A patient, who had an episode of psychosis, repeatedly hit 13 people with the stand. 6 patients died.
