140 Iranian doctors sent a message to the Iranian Ophthalmology Association, during which they announced that a large number of demonstrators in the country lost one or both eyes, due to the shot of fishing during the Iranian regime’s attempts to suppress the popular uprising.
The doctors added that during the recent protest events, a large number of patients reviewed treatment centers after eye injuries because they were targeted by fishing bullets, etc.
Eye medicine specialists continued that in many cases, the injury led to a loss of sight in one or both eye.
Specialists asked the head of the Ophthalmology Association in Iran to inform the authorities and warn them of irreplaceable damage, resulting in these injuries.
Before this, more than 230 Iranian ophthalmologists sent a message to the president of the Iranian Ayom Medicine Association, in which they expressed similar warnings.
Meanwhile, the New York Times announced, quoting ophthalmologists in Faraby hospitals, Akram Akram, and Balfafi Ahmadinejad in Tehran, as well as doctors in the governorate of Kurdistan, west of the country, announced that about 580 demonstrators were seriously injured in Al Ain.
On the other hand, students of 7 universities in Tehran issued an invitation to organize joint protests on Saturday, November 26, in support of the people of Kurdistan.
A number of students of Tehran universities, Istbat a teacher, Bahshti, Al -Zahra, Amir Kabir, Kharzmi, and Johra Naseer Al -Din Al -Tusi published a statement in which they described tomorrow as a “black Sabbath for the university”, and asked the students to establish protest gatherings and wear black clothes in solidarity with the people of Kurdistan.
The statement referred to the brave and consistent steadfastness of students of Kurdistan universities and medical sciences in Sanandaj in front of the forces of repression.
The statement stated that the last student movement has a unique relationship with its society, how can this movement be regardless of the brutal killing of its people in the Kurdish areas? How do we forget our loved ones who were killed? How do we not support militants in Kurdistan?
In the statement, the students addressed their speech to the Kurds, and wrote: “Your courage was reflected on us and we have become more bold.
We heard the cry of freedom and equality and we swear to scream with you for freedom. ”
The statement also condemned “violence and bullets in the face of the people, the suppression of universities and the outlaws against students, the arrest of student activists and their separation from studying”, and considered “the silence of any student or professor” towards what is happening as an example of “cooperation with injustice and violation of human blood and humanity. “.
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