(Central News Agency reporter Xie Xing’en, Taipei, 24th) A male nurse surnamed Huang from Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital posted an article and uploaded photos online, saying that a hospital nurse took private photos of patients after anesthesia in the operating room. Huang was charged by the police with obstructing confidentiality and other crimes. Delivered. The Beijing Prosecutor’s Office summoned Mr. Huang to come to the case to explain, and yesterday ordered him to post a bail of 100,000 yuan.
A nurse posted an article on the PTT gossip page yesterday with the title “Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital nurse secretly took private photos of patients” and uploaded a number of secretly photographed photos of patients undergoing surgery.
The nurse posted an article stating that he had been working in Taipei Tzu Chi’s surgery room for more than half a year and had seen many nauseating incidents. Some nurses would watch, photograph the patient’s genitals after anesthesia, and even touch the patient’s body; children were also secretly photographed. Tell these things before leaving the hospital and expose the unethical things happening in the operating room.
Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital filed a criminal complaint, and the police took the nurse nurse Wenwen back to the police station for questioning. It is reported that the nurse who posted the post is a man surnamed Huang who works at Tzu Chi Hospital. He denied that the photos were secretly taken and did not explain the source of the photos. He argued that he saw the photos in an internal group of the hospital and did not know who uploaded the photos. He could not stand the secret filming behavior and only posted the post. Reveal.
Yesterday, the police arrested Mr. Huang for charges of leaking official secrets without reason, distributing obscene photos, tampering with secrets, and infringing on sexual privacy according to the criminal law. They also seized Mr. Huang’s mobile phone and laptop and continued to trace the identity, time, and location of the person who took the photos.
In order to preserve evidence and clarify the case, the Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office yesterday interviewed Mr. Huang to explain the case. After the prosecutor’s interview, he ordered Mr. Huang to post a bail of NT$100,000. Because Huang was unable to find bail, the prosecutor changed his order to restrict his residence.
Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital issued a statement yesterday stating that the hospital abides by patients’ rights and privacy, and that the relevant medical treatments mentioned in online posts are untrue. Photography for non-medical purposes is strictly prohibited in the operating room. An investigation has been launched to trace the source of the photos and the motivation for the shooting. , is confirming whether the photo was taken inside the hospital. In addition, access to relevant information of the persons involved has been suspended and the police have been called to assist in the investigation. The hospital will cooperate with subsequent processing. (Editor: Li Xizhang) 1130424
