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 “corrupt” members 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
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What are the best practices for asynchronously loading ad and tracking scripts to ensure optimal website performance?
It looks like you are working with a script that dynamically loads various ad and tracking scripts for a web page. The script appears to be a work in progress, and certain portions are marked with comments or incomplete segments.
Here's a rough outline of what the script is setting out to do:
1. **AdSense Management**:
- The code checks for elements with the class `.adsense-for-mobile` and removes Google AdSense elements for mobile if certain conditions are met.
- It counts the number of AdSense slots on the page and has a placeholder for asynchronously loading scripts related to AdSense.
2. **Queue Management for Various Services**:
- The code initializes queues for various services, such as OneSignal, which is used for web push notifications.
- For Disqus, a discussion platform, a configuration function is set up to specify page-related properties like `url` and `identifier`.
3. **Asynchronous Script Loading**:
- It appears that there's a structure for loading various scripts asynchronously using the function `asyncLoadScript()`.
- There are placeholders for including or loading other ad services, which seem to be commented out or incomplete.
4. **Glomex and Dalecta**:
- The script checks for elements related to Glomex (a video platform) and schedules the loading of its integration after a short delay.
- There are functions set to load the Dalecta ad service after a delay.
5. **Error Handling and Fallbacks**:
- There are attempts to handle errors gracefully by putting scripts into a fallback.
### Suggestions for Completion:
1. **Fill in Missing Script URLs**: You should insert the actual URLs or paths for the scripts you wish to load in place of the placeholders.
2. **Ensure Proper Closure**: Make sure that all functions and conditional statements are properly closed with matching brackets.
3. **Complete Comment Blocks**: Clean up or fully implement any comment blocks that may need to be integrated into the actual script logic.
4. **Testing**: After filling in missing parts, test the script in a staging environment to ensure that all ad services load correctly without errors.
5. **Performance Optimization**: Consider optimizing the load order and the timing of scripts to improve page load performance.
6. **Adhering to Policies**: Make sure that the ad integrations comply with policies from services you are using (like Google AdSense, OneSignal, etc.) to avoid any penalization or removal of services.
If you provide specific sections or elements that you would like detailed assistance with, I'd be happy to help further!
