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Medical chamber urges public not to accuse doctors following reporter's death

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Roberta Mlinarić

ZAGREB, 12 Aug (Hina) - The Croatian Medical Chamber (HLK) appealed to media and citizens on Friday not to generalise about possible omissions in the medical treatment of reporter Vladimir Matijanić and aggressively accuse doctors and nurses, a vast majority of whom, it said, do their job responsibly.

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