Seppo Kansa, the brother of the late singer Tapani Kansa, appeared on MTV3's Huomenta Suomi to discuss the circumstances surrounding his brother's death, which followed a gallbladder surgery at Kymenlaakso Central Hospital. Seppo reflected on the doubts regarding a potential medical error, following reports by Nina af Enehjelm, who had submitted a patient injury report pertaining to Tapani's case. He shared insights from the ongoing investigations and remarked on the complexity of surgical risks in such procedures.

During the broadcast, Seppo emphasized that while investigations into the surgical process were thorough, the risks associated with the operation were also stark—indicating a less than 2% chance of complications. He expressed that the surgery itself did not seem to be the cause of death, as there were additional complications such as major blood vessels rupturing near the surgical sites. Highlighting the sudden nature of his brother's deterioration after returning home, he described how Tapani experienced severe symptoms a few hours post-discharge, culminating in internal bleeding.

This discussion raises awareness about the inherent risks associated with gallbladder surgery while also spotlighting the emotional pain faced by families dealing with unexpected outcomes of medical procedures. Seppo's remarks bring to light the intricacies involved in assessing medical errors and emphasize the need for thorough communication between medical providers and families during post-operative care.