The treatment of Mark Dickey, who descended to the Morca Cave in Anamur district on September 3 and was evacuated after suffering stomach bleeding at a depth of approximately 1,276 meters and was released on September 9 upon the decision of the doctors, continues at Mersin City Hospital, where he was brought by helicopter. It was stated that Dickey's health condition was improving after he was taken to the Internal Medicine Intensive Care Service after his treatment in intensive care. Mersin Governor Ali Hamza Pehlivan also visited American scientist Mark Dickey in the hospital today and received information about his latest condition. Governor Pehlivan, who chatted with Dickey and his fiancée Jessica Van Ord for a while, made statements after leaving the hospital.
ASELSAN provided the necessary technical support for communication within the cave and a feverish work was carried out. The total number of teams reached 200. Camps were set up both inside and outside the cave. First of all, since there was discomfort, blood, serum and medicine supplements were provided inside the cave. From the moment he started to regain consciousness, preparations were made for the evacuation process. "An operation was carried out very carefully and meticulously," he said.
"His treatment will continue"
After that, discharge procedures will be carried out at the discretion of our doctors. This rescue operation was perhaps among the top three in the world and was carried out at the deepest points in terms of cave depth. Here, we once again congratulate and thank all the institutions that contributed, especially our AFAD Presidency. He just expressed his gratitude to the relevant institutions, our ministries, and AFAD Presidency, and expressed his satisfaction. "Just as the health and safety of each of our citizens is important to us on these and similar issues, our state, relevant ministries and units provide the necessary support for everyone who engages in these and similar activities," he said. This rescue operation was perhaps among the top three in the world and was carried out at the deepest points in terms of cave depth. Here, we once again congratulate and thank all the institutions that contributed, especially our AFAD Presidency. He just expressed his gratitude to the relevant institutions, our ministries, and AFAD Presidency, and expressed his satisfaction. "Just as the health and safety of each of our citizens is important to us on these and similar issues, our state, relevant ministries and units provide the necessary support for everyone who engages in these and similar activities," he said. This rescue operation was perhaps among the top three in the world and was carried out at the deepest points in terms of cave depth. Here, we once again congratulate and thank all the institutions that contributed, especially our AFAD Presidency. He just expressed his gratitude to the relevant institutions, our ministries, and AFAD Presidency, and expressed his satisfaction. "Just as the health and safety of each of our citizens is important to us on these and similar issues, our state, relevant ministries and units provide the necessary support for everyone who engages in these and similar activities," he said. Once again, we congratulate and thank all the institutions that contributed. He just expressed his gratitude to the relevant institutions, our ministries, and AFAD Presidency, and expressed his satisfaction. "Just as the health and safety of each of our citizens is important to us on these and similar issues, our state, relevant ministries and units provide the necessary support for everyone who engages in these and similar activities," he said. Once again, we congratulate and thank all the institutions that contributed. He just expressed his gratitude to the relevant institutions, our ministries, and AFAD Presidency, and expressed his satisfaction. "Just as the health and safety of each of our citizens is important to us on these and similar issues, our state, relevant ministries and units provide the necessary support for everyone who engages in these and similar activities," he said.
A group of 15 scientists, including foreign speleologists, descended to the Morca Cave in the Anamur district, at a depth of 1,276 meters, on September 3 for the exploration, and a team was dispatched to the region upon the notice that one of the team members, American Mark Dickey, had stomach bleeding. had been done. 200 personnel from 8 countries started an intensive effort to save Dickey, and his health condition improved with medication and blood transfusion at a depth of approximately 1,040 meters. After the doctors decided that the patient could be carried on a stretcher, Dickey was brought to the surface on September 12, after a difficult evacuation process, and from there he was brought to Mersin City Hospital by helicopter and received treatment.
