Significant developments are occurring in the newborn gang case. The prosecution has appealed the release of 10 defendants.

In Istanbul, 46 defendants are being tried for allegedly transferring emergency newborn patients to private hospitals for unlawful profit. The Bakırköy 22nd Heavy Penal Court had previously decided to release 10 defendants, but the prosecution has appealed this decision.

While the court decided to release 10 defendants, it ruled that 19 others would remain in detention. The prosecution requested the annulment of the release decision and the re-arrest of the defendants.

The case has drawn significant public attention due to allegations that the gang prioritized financial gain over the health services provided to newborns. This situation has sparked outrage in society.

The newborn gang case holds an important place in Turkey's agenda. The outcomes of such cases can affect public trust in the healthcare system.