He Waited for EMS – He Met Death
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VOICE OF JUSTICE
The truth institutions are trying to bury.
đź“Ł For five years, the Ministry of Health has ignored the law.
The bylaw that should have defined the functioning of emergency services was never adopted — despite being legally required. Because of this legal vacuum, citizens are left without help every day. No one is held accountable. And people — die.
🚨 This is not a mistake. This is the system.
👉 Dispatchers operate without binding rules.
👉 Patients have no right to file complaints.
👉 Families are left without answers.
🕯️ Instead of help — they receive silence.
⚖️ Instead of justice — they face walls of silence.
That’s why we’re launching the series “VOICES OF JUSTICE” —
testimonies from families whose loved ones died waiting for help that never came. This is our truth. Our evidence. Our defiance.
đź“Ś This page is a place where the truth is preserved.
💬 If you too have experienced injustice — write to us.
🕯️ Many can no longer speak — the system took both their voice and their life.
✍️ That’s why we are here to write on their behalf.
📢 So the truth doesn’t remain buried in silence.
🤝 So their stories are not forgotten.
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