Szpital św. Wojciecha w Gdańsku wypowiedział się przeciwko protestom antyaborcyjnym przed swoim budynkiem. Firma zarządzająca Copernicus oświadczyła, że nie pozwala na zastraszanie pacjentów i personelu oraz na rozpowszechnianie fałszywych informacji. Od grudnia zwolennicy pro-life kilkakrotnie organizowali demonstracje przed szpitalem.
The company emphasized that the information spread by the protesters is not true. In particular, potassium chloride is not used in the hospital, and the "dramatic descriptions" were called a manipulation aimed at intimidation
Doctors note that the protests hinder the operation of the institution and affect patients.
— The demonstrations directly complicate the work of the hospital and the recovery process, — says Maciej Socha, head of the obstetrics and gynecology department.
He reminded that abortion is permitted by Polish law and is carried out within the framework of guaranteed medical care.
— When I am called a murderer during such a procedure, it affects my work, — the doctor noted.
According to him, the hospital cannot prohibit the demonstrations: the area remains open, and the protests are held legally.
