Paediatrician Dr Tim de Maayer, who blew the whistle on the state of Gauteng's healthcare facilities, is expected to be served with a warning letter, according to Gauteng DA spokesperson on health Jack Bloom.
In a statement on Thursday, Bloom claimed De Maayer was also asked to apologise to Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital CEO, Dr Nozuko Mkabayi.
He said De Maayer sent a short message thanking his colleagues for their support, rather than being utterly mute about his case.
Bloom said:
It is extremely disappointing that Dr De Maayer has now been informed that he will be served with a warning letter which colleagues fear may lead to his dismissal.
De Maayer was put on precautionary suspension after he wrote an open letter to the Gauteng health department, stating that the "horrendous conditions in our public hospitals" contributed to children's deaths.
He reported for duty last week after the Gauteng health department lifted the suspension.
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