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Taken to the intensive care unit due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) on April 17, Mısra Öz has been taken out of intensive care.
Having lost her son Oğuz Arda Sel in the Çorlu Train Massacre which claimed the lives of 24 others, including six children, and wounded at least 300 people, on July 8, 2018, Mısra Öz was long struggling for justice. 15 days after she announced that she caught the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), she was taken to the intensive care unit and intubated on April 17.
Mısra Öz's father Mehmet Öz has shared the latest information about his daughter's health condition in following words: "My daughter Mısra Öz has just been taken out of intensive care. She is now in her normal room. I extend my most heartfelt love to all her loved ones who supported her with their prayers and joined voices with her. I thank you deeply."
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Speaking to bianet about his daughter before, Öz said, "I see that people are very sensitive to this issue. I encountered a huge mass of social media posts and prayers. I was really touched by this and cried. People see the truth and support it. My daughter will hopefully get through this and will wage her struggle herself. We will keep on standing behind her and supporting her."
(RT/SD)
