Alzahra Hospital en Tabriz

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  hossein Ch

  :: 18 April 2025 21:46:38

  The worst hospital, with irresponsible personnel, only gathered a few people to make love with people's money.

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  amir pakrou

  :: 07 April 2025 20:37:26

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  Reza Eslami

  :: 18 January 2025 03:57:24

  I am Mrs. Naimeh Hashemi, the patient, Mrs. Dr. Rahmani, I am very satisfied with the nurse Abdi, and I would like to thank you for that.

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  Nahid Hematy

  :: 03 July 2024 13:08:30

  The worst hospital in terms of ethics, all personnel are zero, only one or two people are human in the true sense, the rest are a team who are just being trained, they don't know anything, they are executioners. Yes, they are all negligent Do not leave your wife and children in their hands It's a pity that they put that name on the hospital

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  mahdialiverdilou

  :: 01 February 2022 12:54:12

  its good hospital