Iraq's Corruption
People & Institutions

Thirteen officials of the Dhi Qar health directorate (unnamed)

ثلاثة عشر مسؤولاً في دائرة صحة ذي قار (لم تُذكر أسماؤهم)

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Legal status as of 20 October 2026

Charged or wanted

Charged, or the subject of an arrest warrant; not convicted.

What the documents say

The Supreme Judicial Council issued arrest warrants for them after the al-Hussein Teaching Hospital fire in Nasiriyah (statement of 13 July 2021, reported by Rudaw). Later outcome not known as of 19 October 2026.

Kind
Person
Roles
  • Officials of the Dhi Qar health directorate (Ministry of Health)

Cases

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Cases
CaseRoleStatus in this caseDetailAs of
COVID-ward fires at Ibn al-Khatib (Baghdad, April 2021) and al-Hussein (Nasiriyah, July 2021) hospitals: negligence and corruptionOfficials of the Dhi Qar health directorate (Ministry of Health)Charged or wantedThe Supreme Judicial Council issued arrest warrants for them after the al-Hussein Teaching Hospital fire in Nasiriyah (statement of 13 July 2021, reported by Rudaw). Later outcome not known as of 19 October 2026.19 October 2026

Dated events

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  1. 13 July 2021
    Charged or wantedArrest warrants issued

Documents

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  1. Rudaw (Supreme Judicial Council announcement)14 July 2021Official statement reported by the mediaTier B

    Arrest warrants issued over Nasiriyah hospital fire

    Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council issued arrest warrants for 13 officials in Dhi Qar governorate’s health directorate, it said on Tuesday.
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