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Turkish prosecutors are pursuing over 500 years in prison for the alleged leaders of a gang accused of causing multiple infant deaths by placing newborns in intensive care units for financial gain.
A comprehensive 494 -page indictment against 47 suspects, including health workers, reveals that infants were transferred to selected hospitals in Istanbul instead of facilities that could provide appropriate care.
Members of the gang, which includes nurses and doctors, would subsequently share the profits generated from these fraudulent activities.
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