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Public Prosecution Service seizes properties of two OLVG cardiologists suspected of corruption

Public Prosecution Service seizes properties of two OLVG cardiologists suspected of corruption

The Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service (FIOD) is investigating multiple cardiologists for corruption, including two doctors from the OLVG hospital. The specialists are suspected of favoring medical product manufacturers in exchange for payments, leading the Public Prosecution Service to seize their properties.

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