An inquest hears that a Turkish surgeon has not responded to questions about the death of a British woman who traveled to Istanbul for weight loss surgery in January 2024. Sources state that Morgan Ribeiro, 20, from Croydon, south London, went to Istanbul on January 5, 2024 for a gastric sleeve operation reportedly costing about £2,500. She died just days after the procedure. The inquest reportedly focuses on concerns about the circumstances surrounding her treatment and whether relevant information has been provided to investigators and the family. The report says the surgeon has still not answered questions even as time passes following the death, leaving issues unresolved. The case is presented as ongoing, with the inquest seeking to establish a clearer account of what happened before and after the operation, including the medical timeline and any factors that may have contributed to her death. The reporting centers on the lack of response to inquiries raised in connection with the surgery and the subsequent investigation.
Inquest hears Turkish surgeon still has not answered questions after British woman’s death
An inquest hears that a Turkish surgeon has not responded to questions about the death of a British woman who traveled to Istanbul for weight loss surgery in January 2024. Sources state that Morgan Ri...
- Morgan Ribeiro, 20, from Croydon, south London, dies days after a gastric sleeve operation.
- She travels to Istanbul on January 5, 2024 for weight loss surgery reportedly costing about £2,500.
- An inquest is held and addresses questions about the circumstances of her death.
- The surgeon involved has not answered questions despite the time elapsed after her death.
Morgan Ribeiro, from Croydon, south London , travelled to Istanbul on January 5, 2024 for a £2,500 gastric sleeve operation but died just days after the surgery.
3 months agoMorgan Ribeiro, from Croydon, south London , travelled to Istanbul on January 5, 2024 for a £2,500 gastric sleeve operation but died just days after the surgery.
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