Süleymanpaşa Municipality Started the Construction of Chemotherapy Center

Following the protocol signed with Namık Kemal University, Süleymanpaşa Municipality started the construction of the Chemotherapy Center building with the capacity to serve 80 patients at the same time. President Yuksel examined the works on the spot.

Recently, Süleymanpaşa Mayor Cüneyt Yüksel and Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University (NKU) Rector Prof. Dr. A protocol was signed between Mümin Şahin, and according to the protocol, the university allocated a place to the municipality within the campus. In line with the protocol, Süleymanpaşa Municipality will construct the Chemotherapy Center building, which will have a floor area of ​​800 square meters and will house 80 chemotherapy units, and Namık Kemal University will provide the furnishing of the building.

PRESIDENT YÜKSEL EXAMINED WITH DEAN GÜLTEKİN

Süleymanpaşa Municipality started to work after the protocol was signed and the allocation of space was made. Groundbreaking preparations for the building have been completed. In the field of Chemotherapy Center construction, NKU Faculty of Medicine Dean Prof. Dr. Süleymanpaşa Mayor Cüneyt Yüksel, who made investigations with Erdoğan Gültekin, gave information to Gültekin, with whom he exchanged ideas about the works.

YÜKSEL: “WE ARE TARGETING TO COMPLETE THE CONSTRUCTION BY THE NEW YEAR”

Making a statement on the subject, President Yüksel stated that the Chemotherapy Center will be completed and delivered to the university as soon as possible. Yüksel said, “May Allah not put anyone in hospitals, but also show their shortcomings, we are making an important investment especially for our cancer patients. The chemotherapy center of our Namık Kemal University was serving in a very narrow area. As a result of the meetings we had with our Rector Mümin and our Dean Erdoğan, we started to work on a Chemotherapy Center within the Research Hospital, where 80 patients can receive chemotherapy at the same time, with the cooperation of the municipality-university and the support of our charitable citizens. I wish good luck to our project, which we aim to complete by the end of the year, and wish all our fellow citizens a healthy day,” he said.