A baby boy named “Stillborn” in Turkey is declared dead by Turkish doctors. His father then takes him to a graveyard and he begins to weep.

  • Melek Sert (32), and Hasan Sert (34) were informed that their baby had died.
  • Adana Hospital, Turkey issued a death certificate to father and provided a tiny body bag
  • The car was on its way to the cemetery, and Mr Sert was there when his son began crying.
  • To determine if negligence occurred, authorities launched an investigation into the hospital. 










Turkish couples were shocked when their stillborn baby started to cry just minutes before they were due to bury him in a cemetery. 

Melek Sert was 32 years old and Hasan Sert was 34. They were heartbroken to hear that the Yuregir State Hospital in Adana (Turkey) had told them that the baby didn’t survive delivery. 

Medical staff even issued a death certificate to the baby, which was born on January 2 at five months old. They believed it had been miscarriaged. 

When his son began to cry in the car, the father took him to the cemetery. 

The little boy was quickly rushed to the hospital and is currently fighting for his survival.  

Melek Sert, 32, and her husband Hasan Sert (pictured), 34, had been left heartbroken when doctors at the Yuregir State Hospital in Adana, Turkey, told them their baby had not survived delivery (Pictured: Hasan Sert holds a small body bag and death certificate, which he was given after being told his son was stillborn)

Melek Sert, 32 and Hasan Sert (pictured), were left devastated by the news that their son had died after delivery at Yuregir State Hospital Adana.

Photos show how a small grave had been dug for the child, who began crying en route to the cemetery

Photographs show the small grave that was dug by the child. He began to cry on the way to the cemetery.

Authorities have since launched an investigation against the Seyhan State Hospital (pictured) to determine if any negligence took place

Since then, authorities have launched an investigation into the Seyhan State Hospital (pictured), to see if there was any negligence.

Mr Sert said anyone wanting to help and who has a 0 Rh-negative blood type, can donate their blood to his baby.

He stated, “My little boy is fighting for his existence.” Donors can donate blood to the Sert baby, even though we haven’t yet given him a name.

Mrs. Sert suffered severe bleeding pains and was admitted to the hospital for treatment on December 27. 

Before being released on December 30, she was seen and treated. 

However, she became ill again December 31st and was taken back to Seyhan State Hospital. She continued her decline until January 2. 

The doctors informed her that she was having a miscarriage, and explained that her baby had died. 

Mr Sert (pictured) has appealed for blood donations for his newborn son, who is now fighting for his life in hospital

Photographed is Mr Sert, who has made an appeal for blood donors for his baby son. He is currently fighting for his health in the hospital. 

Mr Sert holds up the death certificate that was issued for his baby boy

The death certificate issued to Mr Sert for his baby son is held up by Mr Sert 

The baby was delivered naturally but the couple - who have two other sons, aged 10 and seven - were told it was stillborn (Pictured: Child's death report)

While the baby was born naturally, the parents – who had two other boys aged 10-10 and 7 – were informed it was stillborn. 

While the baby was born naturally, the couple — who already have two boys aged 10-10 and 7 – was informed it was stillborn.   

Photographs show that a small grave was dug and the father received a bag for him to be buried in. 

Sabah news was told by Mrs Sert: “When they took my son, I felt my baby was still breathing and asked my husband, is it my child? 

“I told him that he should go to the nurse and inquire about his condition.” Hasan was then told that Hasan wasn’t still alive. He is dead. 

Since then, authorities have launched an investigation into the hospital in order to find out if there was any negligence. 

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