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Sibel Tunç, a German citizen born in Hamburg, came to Istanbul for a holiday with her husband and stayed in Mimar Sinan District of Silivri. It was stated that he had chronic high blood pressure and had been vomiting for about four days.
Sibel Tunç, a German citizen born in Hamburg, came to Istanbul for a holiday with her husband. It was stated that the couple stayed in a house in Silivri's Mimar Sinan District.
According to Spiegel's report, Tunç, who had been suffering from vomiting for about four days and was reported to have chronic high blood pressure, applied to Silivri State Hospital at 02.42 on September 13, after his complaints increased again.
HE GOT SICK WHILE WAITING IN THE HOSPITAL
Tunç, who was registered in the emergency room, suddenly fell ill while waiting for treatment. The 42-year-old woman, who was taken to the red zone after her condition worsened, died at around 04.50 despite the intervention of medical teams.
CAUSE OF DEATH HAS NOT BEEN ANNOUNCED YET
While Tunç's sudden death was considered suspicious, a judicial investigation was launched into the incident. His body was sent to the Forensic Medicine Institute to determine the exact cause of death. Tunç's body, which was handed over to his family after the autopsy, was buried in Silivri.

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