Due to “trend questions” for the clinic: Bavaria’s Abid Parliamentary Committee Chairman – Politics

The Bavarian Hospital Association has strongly criticized the demand for Bavarian clinics from AFT. The party returned to the clinics, saying “something implicit is being considered,” says spokesman Edward Buchschuber. In fact, it’s “about the origin of the questions” – rather than the assertions.

For example, the main clinic in Otsenford received an email in which Afti Parliamentary Committee Chairman Katherine Ebner-Steiner wrote that she wanted to find what she said was a “large or immeasurable area” through “media reports and conversations with citizens.” Kovid patients had a “migration background” and asked for a number.

As South newspaper The hospital community said patients would be treated regardless of their nationality. This is not statistically recorded, let alone the so-called migration background. AfD’s allegations are “completely false”.

The OPD justified itself by making a request to the state government, but received no response due to lack of data. That’s why they wrote to “all the clinics in the independent state”. It is important for Ebner-Steiner that “this important issue is resolved impartially.”

Alexander Scramble, managing director of the clinic in Otsenford, clearly answered this question: He was aware that the “large or immeasurable part” of the Apti Parliamentary Committee was suffering from “a moral and intellectual failure”.

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Can you tell me how many team members have a “politically dubious background”? Afti had initially stated that this answer was not available; But he said all of the clinics’ answers would be tested in detail – this would take time. On Tuesday, Ebner-Steiner declared Scramble’s “chemistry and unacceptable language” “unqualified for a professor.” (Tablespoons)