Prison Authority Confirms Medical Care Maintenance
The Public Authority for Prisons and Reform denied the rumors of widespread health deterioration, neglect, or absence of medical care within the prison units. It confirmed that the health status of those under surveillance is closely monitored according to approved medical procedures, and that cases undergo medical assessment and are not to be used for speculation or political exploitation. The Authority pointed out that the state guarantees inmates' rights to healthcare and treatment on an equal basis, and that the healthcare system includes initial examinations, follow-up, laboratory tests, and referral of cases requiring external treatment to specialized health institutions. By the end of June 2026, the number of daytime clinics at public hospitals reached approximately 19,537, and nighttime clinics about 1,236, with a commitment not to hesitate in taking legal action against anyone spreading false news that damages the institution’s reputation.
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