Doctors/Medicentres/Hospitals in Alsancak?
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 Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 3:49 pm |
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| Nikniknoo |
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Can anyone help?
We are travelling to North Cyprus this year (never been and very excited!) we are staying in Alsancak. Is there a Gp or hospital nea there?
I have a healthy compromised child who may need immediate atention ad I will need to know where I can get help from ASAP.
Hope someone can help.
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| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 4:11 pm |
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| iceman |
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| No Hospitals in Alsancak area but depending on the traffic,Kyrenia is only 5-10 minutes drive away.. |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 6:51 pm |
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| Nikniknoo |
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| Thanks for that. Are there an doctors in Alsancak do you know? |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 7:16 pm |
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| iceman |
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| Re: Doctors/Medicentres/Hospitals in Alsancak? | |
| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 9:27 pm |
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| Kifeas |
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| Nikniknoo wrote: |
Can anyone help?
We are travelling to North Cyprus this year (never been and very excited!) we are staying in Alsancak. Is there a Gp or hospital nea there?
I have a healthy compromised child who may need immediate atention ad I will need to know where I can get help from ASAP.
Hope someone can help.
Thanks |
Nikniknoo, I am a Greek Cypriot and the for a thousand years proper name of the place you mentioned above is Karavas! It also happens to be my mother's village. It is the place at which Turkey in 1974 illegally invaded and started its ethnic cleansing against the indigenous Greek Cypriot population of that area! "Alsancak," which in Turkish it means "red banner" (from the innocent blood of the Greek Cypriot inhabitants that the Turkish invading troops spilled in their pursue to illegally conquer the area,) is the illegal name they gave to my mother's village after they usurped the land of the Greek Cypriots. If you go around this village, you will count some 5 Greek Cypriot (GC) churches, 3 GC cemeteries, two GC elementary schools and one high school. Chances are the hotel or villa you will stay is built in an illegally usurped GC land, since there were no TCs living in that area! Chances are, the place you will stay is situated on one of the many mass craves of massacred GCs during the 1974 Turkish invasion. Three hundred of my mother’s co-villagers are still missing since then!
Further down, on the coastline were the Turkish act of aggression started, on the 5th mile, the Turks have built a few grotesque and kitsch monuments to celebrate their piracy, which euphemistically, nevertheless cynically, they named a "peace operation!"
If you wish to know more about Karavas, here is a link for you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karavas
Now that you know where you are going, have a nice holiday! |
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| Re: Doctors/Medicentres/Hospitals in Alsancak? | |
| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 10:06 pm |
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| iceman |
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| Kifeas wrote: |
| Nikniknoo wrote: |
Can anyone help?
We are travelling to North Cyprus this year (never been and very excited!) we are staying in Alsancak. Is there a Gp or hospital nea there?
I have a healthy compromised child who may need immediate atention ad I will need to know where I can get help from ASAP.
Hope someone can help.
Thanks |
Nikniknoo, I am a Greek Cypriot and the for a thousand years proper name of the place you mentioned above is Karavas! It also happens to be my mother's village. It is the place at which Turkey in 1974 illegally invaded and started its ethnic cleansing against the indigenous Greek Cypriot population of that area! "Alsancak," which in Turkish it means "red banner" (from the innocent blood of the Greek Cypriot inhabitants that the Turkish invading troops spilled in their pursue to illegally conquer the area,) is the illegal name they gave to my mother's village after they usurped the land of the Greek Cypriots. If you go around this village, you will count some 5 Greek Cypriot (GC) churches, 3 GC cemeteries, two GC elementary schools and one high school. Chances are the hotel or villa you will stay is built in an illegally usurped GC land, since there were no TCs living in that area! Chances are, the place you will stay is situated on one of the many mass craves of massacred GCs during the 1974 Turkish invasion. Three hundred of my mother’s co-villagers are still missing since then!
Further down, on the coastline were the Turkish act of aggression started, on the 5th mile, the Turks have built a few grotesque and kitsch monuments to celebrate their piracy, which euphemistically, nevertheless cynically, they named a "peace operation!"
If you wish to know more about Karavas, here is a link for you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karavas
Now that you know where you are going, have a nice holiday! |
I bet they WILL have a nice holiday...
Kifeas,do us a favour and save your propaganda for political threads...this is not the place for it.. |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 11:44 am |
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Kifeas, I agree with iceman, wrong thread but I would point out that the Turkish intervention was not illegal.
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The Athens Court of Appeal, in its decision of March 21, 1979, also held that the "intervention of Turkey in Cyprus was legal: ".... The Turkish military intervention in Cyprus which was carried out in accordance with the Zurich and London Agreements was legal. Turkey, as one of the Guarantor powers, had the right to fulfil her obligations. The real culprits... are the Greek officers who engineered and staged a coup and prepared the conditions for this intervention.")
Decision no: 2658/79 Dated 23/3/79
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| Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 2:29 pm |
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| Kifeas |
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| observer wrote: |
Kifeas, I agree with iceman, wrong thread but I would point out that the Turkish intervention was not illegal.
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The Athens Court of Appeal, in its decision of March 21, 1979, also held that the "intervention of Turkey in Cyprus was legal: ".... The Turkish military intervention in Cyprus which was carried out in accordance with the Zurich and London Agreements was legal. Turkey, as one of the Guarantor powers, had the right to fulfil her obligations. The real culprits... are the Greek officers who engineered and staged a coup and prepared the conditions for this intervention.")
Decision no: 2658/79 Dated 23/3/79
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Yes little propaganda machine observer, the Turkish invasion (not intervention) was illegal!
There is absolutely no such “Athens Court decision” claiming it was legal, and even if there was one, it wouldn't have made the slightest difference to the fact of the illegality of the Turkish invasion! It is not up to national courts to decide on the legality or illegality of international events and /or disputes!
The Turkish invasion was in direct violation of the UN Charter, and therefore it was illegal in the face of international law! Go and learn a little bit about international law and the UN Charter, which is the highest in hierarchical order international treaty, and then come here to fart like a donkey! |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 3:49 pm |
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| Nikniknoo |
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I only asked a simple question!!  and look at the response i got!
Kifeas, you obviously have a lot of issues, but dont take it out on us. You are a very angry person and maybe you have right to be but please try and be pleasant, there is no need to be so aggressive.
There are things that went on in England that I may no agree with, but I would not come on to a website like this and vent my anger. Try and find a political website where you can exress your views and not cause offence as you have done on this web site.
Best wishes to you Kifeas
So If anyone wanted to answer my original question (see subject above!) then please do.
Peace to all of you (meant sincererly, not as a joke Kifeas) |
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| Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 5:54 pm |
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| souroul |
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i wouldnt go to the north if i had a child in that situation
but thats just me |
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