The case was revealed in November 2020, following a complaint to the Internal Affairs Sub-Directorate of Northern Greece of EL.AS. He himself was put on leave from his university duties, when the criminal investigation began, with the “incorruptible” of EL.AS. to “dust off” all the surgeries he performed.
In fact, from the specific investigation it emerged that between 2018 and 2020 he had also collected “bags” from other patients – more than 15 – and for this reason a second case file was filed against him for bribery, by follow-up and by profession, which is pending in the criminal courts. Recently, patients and their relatives were tried and acquitted, because they had given “bags” (to bribe an employee).
Before the Magistrates’ Court who found him guilty, the convicted doctor denied the charge, claiming that he was the victim of fraud. He also stated that the disputed surgery was to be performed in a private hospital and that half of the money was intended for him as a fee and the rest for his scientific team.
Shock in Rhodes: Dead 35-year-old pregnant woman – Battle to save the baby
Cyprus: Planning for an extended meeting of the parties involved
Acropolis: Dead 28-year-old who fell from the 5th floor of an apartment building
Menidi: Two injured in shootings
#Thessaloniki #doctor #sentenced #bag #euros
What are the best practices for managing the loading of advertising scripts on a webpage using JavaScript?
It appears you have provided a snippet of JavaScript code intended to manage the loading of various advertising scripts and services on a webpage. The code is somewhat incomplete, as many parts contain commented-out sections or missing URLs. Here’s a breakdown of what the code is attempting to achieve:
1. **Removing Ads for Mobile**: The code uses a `document.querySelectorAll` to select elements with the class `.adsense-for-mobile` and removes any inner `.adsbygoogle` elements when certain conditions are met.
2. **Loading AdSense**: It prepares to load AdSense scripts if there are any `.adsbygoogle` elements on the page.
3. **Phaistos Adman**: It pushes a function to `AdmanQueue`, which likely initializes ads specific to the Phaistos Adman service.
4. **OneSignal Initialization**: The code initializes the OneSignal push notification service with a specified App ID.
5. **Disqus Configuration**: It sets a configuration for Disqus comments, including a page URL (currently commented out or incomplete) and a page identifier. It also has a timeout to load the Disqus script after 3 seconds.
6. **Commented-Out Sections**: There are several sections that are commented out, including references to CleverCore, Taboola/Project Agora, and Glomex. They seem to be intended for asynchronous script loading.
7. **Google AdSense Conditional**: It checks if there are any `.adsbygoogle` elements and prepares to load the relevant scripts if there are.
8. **Timeouts for Loading Other Scripts**: The code employs `setTimeout` to defer the loading of certain advertising scripts like Dalecta and Glomex, ensuring they load after specified intervals.
### Suggestions for Completion:
To complete this code snippet, you would need to:
- Fill in the URLs for the various `asyncLoadScript` calls, which should point to the respective advertising libraries or scripts.
- Un-comment any valid code that is presently commented out, ensuring that it forms a cohesive part of the script.
- Make sure that the configuration for Disqus (specifically the page URL) is correctly set.
- Ensure that there is consistent error handling and logging to catch potential issues with script loading.
### Example of Filling in a Script Load
Here’s an example of how you might fill in a missing `asyncLoadScript` function to load Google AdSense:
```javascript
function asyncLoadScript(url) {
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = url;
script.async = true;
document.head.appendChild(script);
}
// Loading Google AdSense (example URL)
asyncLoadScript('https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js');
```
You would repeat this process for each asynchronous load you wish to implement, ensuring to use the correct URLs and provide any necessary configurations that those ads or scripts require.
