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Chief of Defence Staff Daniel Petrescu on Friday reported to Defence Minister Nicolae Ciuca that the 2020 priority objectives were achieved, presenting lessons learned from carrying out specific activities amid the COVID-19 pandemic and action guidelines for main directions of action established for 2021.
According to a press statement released by the Defence Ministry (MApN), as part of the efforts to contain the novel coronavirus, the Romanian armed forces carried out over 8,150 specific activities and support and intervention missions, involving over 14,000 soldiers and 1,000 pieces of hardware.
The effort to set up and provide the operation of hospitals for the treatment of COVID-19 patients, as well as the support provided for domestic and international air transport of patients and medical and personal protective equipment were underlined. Military personnel also participated in the vaccination campaign by setting up call centres, vacc
Sursa foto: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea
Two patients who on Friday were transferred from the Matei Bals Hospital to the Dr. Carol Davila Central Military Emergency University Hospital (SUUMC) are in intensive care, and two more transferred to the ROL2 healthcare facility at Otopeni are in a stable state and burn-free, according to the Defence Ministry (MApN). The patients transferred to SUUMC are currently hospitalised at the intensive care unit of the hospital, being in various stages of a multidisciplinary medical reassessment, given the suspicions of diagnoses associated with the underlying disease (COVID 19) due to the effects of the fire that occurred this morning, MApN says in a press statement.