Slotervaart Hospital collects millions with heroin trafficking

Amsterdam's Slotervaart Hospital million has been making gains in the production and distribution of heroin. Revenues are all the time concealed. A subsidiary of the hospital makes the heroin commissioned by the Ministry of Health. The heroin is intended for drug addicts who are administered under the supervision of social workers.

Heroin-bv has more than thirty percent profit on the product, a very high margin. Of the three million who gets the instance of the Ministry annually as compensation, more than one million profit. Who went to the equity of the hospital - a quarter of that total assets were earned through production and sale of heroin. This is in the book The Crack of the Slotervaart Hospital - and the adventures of Aysel Erbudak of journalists Bas Soetenhorst (Het Parool) and Jeroen Wester (TVNZ), published Friday.

In 2010, the Ministry examined whether the heroin price was not too high. In an internal document suggested the department that the development cost 'to the attention has escaped. " Only since 2013 the rates of the main heroin were reduced by 22 percent. Even after making the heroin eg annually 1 million profit. The ministry says they know of the profits, and that was agreed in 2012 that they should be used for scientific research.

Also, MC Group and Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital
The ministry says that after this dividend 'is agreed upon', so this is no longer possible. MP Bruins Slot wonders whether the law was violated. "Is the profit reported to the regulator? That should explain minister Schippers. "

Heroin-bv has become not only the Slotervaart. Final 2013 took the MC Group and the Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital Slotervaart over.
Slotervaart holds 49 percent of the shares.

parool.nl/ By: Bass Soetenhorst / © Reuters