Medical staff warns Iranian officials about the coronavirus situation in Iran.

The main opposition to the Iranian regime – the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) has a massive network of members, both inside and outside of Iran. It has been instrumental in reporting about the reality of life in Iran; something that has been valuable given the deception and lies of the Iranian regime.

As with the current Coronavirus outbreak, the regime downplays crises and tries to convince the international community that it has everything under control when this is rarely – if ever – the case.

The PMOI / MEK Iran has, over the years, been able to get inside information from within the regime itself. It has recently been able to access, through different regime entities and sources, information about the government’s handling of the Coronavirus outbreak.

President Hassan Rouhani announced on Sunday 5^th April that starting on Saturday 11^th April, normal business and work activities could resume. But since his announcement, there has been some very strong advice against this published in a report by a medical expert.

A doctor specializing in infectious diseases at a hospital in Tehran wrote in his report that the Iranian authorities have handled the outbreak terribly. He said that the first symptoms were seen back in January and the country should have been quickly quarantined at that time.

The doctor also highlighted that the Iranian regime is not trusted by the people and over the years it has become normal for them to ignore the government.

Regarding the return to normal working activities, the doctor warned that it will start a new crisis. The people of Iran are very concerned about their futures and frustrated that the government is constantly giving out contradictory advice.

Countries across the world have been told to stay at home, and governments around the world are making sure that their people are still able to afford to meet the most basic needs. Iran, however, is different in this matter. The people are told to stay at home, and the already struggling families will have even less food to put on the table.

President Hassan Rouhani is only concerned about the country’s economy. Yet how is the economy supposed to survive if millions of people are ill, tens of thousands are dying and the health services are about to collapse under the pressure?

The doctor, in his report, wrote that hospitals are at full capacity and there are simply no beds left. Hospitals are so busy that they cannot treat people that need urgent medical attention. He gave the example of a patient that has suffered from several heart attacks and should be in a hospital, but not a single hospital in the city of Tehran could take him.

Finally, the doctor emphasized that the statistics handed out by the Iranian regime are much lower than the reality of the situation. He explained that even the Ministry of Health is not given proper statistics given the many people that recover at home.