Details of the death of a pediatrician in the Bajestan desert

 A few days ago, the body of Dr. Mostafa Farshi, a pediatrician, was discovered in the desert of Bajestan city by a camel herder, and after the announcement, the matter was immediately put on the agenda of the police, judiciary, and security forces.

In an interview with ISNA, Hamidreza Davarkia, the governor of Bajestan, elaborated on the details of this unfortunate incident and said: "Contrary to what has been reported on the internet, this specialist doctor has not been murdered.

He added: "A skilled doctor who was practicing patients in the city of Bajestan took a 10-day leave to go to his hometown in Tabriz on April 31 this year at 8 a.m. after the end of his shift."

The governor of Bajestan said that he apparently decided to climb the desert alone on April 1 and 2, adding: "Based on what has been obtained by the investigation team and the Intelligence Investigation Department, it was determined that after entering the desert, this person moves from the area that was the path of the wells to Kal Shur, and along the Kal he reaches an area where the soil was two damp and the car It will sink into it.

He stated: "Based on what has been obtained, this doctor took food and other facilities with him and decided to spend the holidays there, and based on the conversations and text messages he had with his family, he was supposed to go to his hometown in Tabriz after hiking in the desert."

Davarkia said: "Apparently, when a person walks 20 kilometers away from the path of the wells, the car sinks completely into the dirt and no matter how hard he tries, he cannot get the car out, and after abandoning the car, he continues on foot for about 8 kilometers along the path of Kal until he may reach a light or a settlement, which unfortunately completely loses the path and the car."

He noted: "The person changes the route again for one kilometer, and on that path, he apparently suffers from extreme thirst and falls next to a bush and almost faints and dies after a while."

The governor of Bajestan said: "This news was transmitted to us on April 9 by a camel driver who was on the way to the village, and security and search patrols were quickly present at the site, and the body of the deceased was transferred to the forensic doctor for identification and the main cause of death, and toxicology and pathology tests were conducted on the body."

He said: "The investigations conducted showed that the deceased intended to climb the desert, but unfortunately he lost his route and died of thirst, although he had a mobile phone with him and on the other hand, he had a mobile phone with an antenna, but he did not ask anyone for help."

Pointing out that the body was finally transferred to the Mashhad forensic doctor, and yesterday a burial permit was issued and the funeral ceremony was held today in his hometown of Tabriz, Davarkia expressed his condolences to the family of the deceased and the medical community.

He went on to say that desert trekking is very specialized and requires special facilities, and added: "I hope that citizens, travelers, and tourists who come to the Bajestan region will not climb the desert without the knowledge and the local tour guide, so that we will not witness such accidents again."

The governor of Bajestan also announced that people who publish false news in cyberspace will be dealt with according to the law, saying: "Unfortunately, some people think that they are doing news work, while by publishing some unreliable and false news, they cause serious damage to the field of news and journalism."

In this regard, he asked citizens to follow the news from official channels and news agencies.
 
Dr. Mostafa Farshi was transferred from Tabriz to Ayatollah Madani Hospital in Bajestan last December to complete a specialized medical plan and served in this medical center until March 31