Interview with Farzaneh Aghaei, an ophthalmologist who was martyred by an Israeli attack on Mahnaz Street in Tehran

Technique that looked like a few

Elnaz Mohammadi, Secretary of the Society

Farzaneh Aghaei, director of the Kavak Medical Equipment Company, and the eye operating room technicians, was a 51 -year -old woman who was martyred by Israeli bombs on Sunday, June 25, at Mahnaz Street in Abbasabad, Tehran.

Farzaneh had a bachelor's degree in nursing and has just been buried in Hamadan.  His colleagues now identify him as an expert technician who was unique in his field of work.

"He was talking to my colleague by phone and was only inside his home," said one of his colleagues, who does not want to be named.  My colleague says in the middle of the conversation the sound of the explosion came and I couldn't talk to him.  Tomorrow we followed up and found that his house was bombing.  He was responsible for the operating rooms of our company for about 20 years leading up to his retirement.  Al -Haq and al -Ansaf, without the slightest exaggeration like him, are a handful of specialized career in the field of eye surgery.  She was not an eye surgeon, but was responsible for the eye operating rooms in Tehran and therefore a very valuable person in her field.  Ms. Mr was a good person. "

"Our company is in the field of ophthalmology;  Cataract and retinal surgery equipment.  He has been working in our company since 1402 and was the most informed person to be found as an operating room and a physician engineer.  "Due to the same mastery of surgical processes, operating room misery, proofs and surgical considerations, etc., our company was both a sales service and hospital staff training and accompanying surgeons in the operating room."

Mino, another Farzaneh Aghaei colleague, wrote about him: "He was a retired eye -catching, kind, kind, patriot and patriot."