An Iranian hospital is being advertised for sale with a asking price requiring 100 billion tomans in financial capability, according to reports. The advertisement notes the facility houses approximately 5,000 frozen embryos from its in vitro fertilization department. Legal experts have emphasized that any transfer of hospital shares or continuation of medical operations requires approval from Iran’s Ministry of Health and compliance with applicable regulations. The sale raises concerns about the status of the stored embryos and oversight of the facility’s operations.
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