Ironia amară dinaintea dosarului DNA: Șeful Chirurgiei militare vorbea despre 'responsabilitate, disciplină, seriozitate și respect' în timp ce ar fi primit bani de la pacienți

Colonel Constantin Ghiță, head of the Surgery Department at the Military Hospital in Constanța, is under investigation for accepting bribes from patients. Despite being publicly praised for his professionalism shortly before the allegations, he faces serious charges from the DNA, including 35 counts of bribery. Ghiță is required to pay a bail of 500,000 lei and is prohibited from practicing medicine during the judicial control. Another colonel, Laurențiu-Marian Minea, is also implicated in the case, accused of receiving bribes from patients. Both doctors are under judicial control, with restrictions on their movements and professional activities. The investigation may extend to other individuals connected to the hospital.