In the statement, it is noted that the Ministry of Health actively advocates for the rule of law, the protection of the rights of both patients and medical workers, as well as for an objective legal assessment, based on facts and professional expertise.
Minister Kanibek Dosmambetov immediately contacted the competent authorities after receiving the information, emphasizing the importance of a thorough and impartial examination of all the details of the case, including the possibility of applying a preventive measure not related to imprisonment.
The ministry stressed that it is necessary to maintain a balance: both concealing violations and baseless prosecution of medical professionals are unacceptable. The final decision should be based on all facts, evidence, and independent medical expertise.
Recall that on February 18, a doctor, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor Nasira Beishebaeva was detained in Bishkek. According to representatives of the Bishkek City Police Department, the mother of one of the patients filed a complaint about a possible medical error that occurred in 2024. According to her, the nephrologist allegedly made mistakes while treating the minor K. A., born in 2011, which led to serious consequences, including the amputation of her right leg.
A criminal case was opened regarding the incident under part 2 of Article 146 "Improper performance of professional duties by a medical or pharmaceutical worker, resulting in serious harm through negligence" of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic.
Based on the results of forensic medical examinations, charges were brought. The doctor has been detained and placed in the temporary detention facility of the Bishkek City Police Department.
The staff of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health addressed the President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov in a video message on social media, calling for an objective investigation of the situation and requesting the application of a preventive measure not related to detention.
