Dr. Dizdarević: I am concerned that Sebija is publicly threatening my mother through KCUS!

(Patria) - Udrimuški has published an audio message from Dr. Kemal Dizdarević, which Prof. Dr. Dizdarević also provided to Patria, related to the current events following the death of Dr. Šefik Pašagić, the statements from KCUS, and the statement from Prof. Dr. Zehra Dizdarević.

"I saw the information about the new developments in Sebija's alley. I just came out of the operating room and am heading back, and I just read the response from Zehra Dizdarević, my mother.

I think that response is correct and that it places emphasis on far more important things. What is interesting is the fact that Sebija is again shamelessly lying and attacking one of her teachers who helped her a great deal during her attempts to be something she is not. This response touched on several things that are not directly related to the topic of the tragic death of Dr. Pašagić.

The refusal to treat a child was mentioned, the fact that KCUS, led by its director, refused to treat a child was mentioned, and the fact that Sebija created a climate to avoid autopsies was mentioned.

I have said in one place that medicine without autopsies is blind. Therefore, Sebija is in this way diverting the topic from the death of Dr. Pašagić, and creating a situation to protect herself from recognizing the true cause of his death.

What concerns me is the fact that Sebija is publicly threatening my mother through a statement from KCUS. Since I am not in Sarajevo, I am worried, but I have already received messages from my friends who are ready to protect her if Sebija tries to carry out her threats. It is dangerous where you are in Bosnia, dangerous.

I am sorry about the situation that happened and about the death of the respected and dear Dr. Pašagić. I am sorry about the entire situation that arose from that tragic event.

However, his death is neither the first nor the last. What happened to him has happened in a similar way before. An inadequate system managed by an inadequate person cannot respond to the demands of the sick!"