Four Islamic State fighters are undergoing treatment at  Ersin Arslan district hospital in Turkey’s Gaziantep city, Sputnik reports, citing one of the workers of the medial institution.

According to the doctor, four jihadists wounded on the Syrian border were taken to the hospital on May 5.  All of them had missile wounds which didn’t pose a threat to their lives. The hospitalization and treatment of the DAESH fighters wasn’t documented in the registry.

“I think the hospital administration doesn’t want the public to know that these people underwent treatment here. The doctors and medical staff of the hospital don’t want to treat the DAESH fighters, since many of the workers were born in the city of Kilis, which is every day subjected to rocket bombardment from the Syrian territory under the DAESH control,” the medical worker said.