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A 36-year-old doctor from Mytilene, Magda Pasvouri, died on June 24, just days after giving birth to her first child on June 19. Her colleagues described her as a dedicated and compassionate individual, deeply committed to her medical career, which included extensive experience at the Mytilene Hospital and recent service at the local EMS (EKAB). The sudden loss has deeply affected the community and her fellow healthcare professionals, who expressed shock and sorrow.
The exact causes of her death remain unclear, with ongoing investigations into complications that arose post-delivery. Reports indicate that her health deteriorated rapidly after childbirth, leading to severe complications and a high fever. She was reportedly being airlifted to a hospital in Athens at the time of her passing. The Greek authorities have stated that further laboratory tests are pending to clarify the circumstances surrounding her death.
29 June
Witnesses reported that a 35-year-old mother began to hemorrhage during surgery after giving birth.
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