Ambulance Services in 17 Counties Do Not Have Funding for September. Union Leader: We Are Trying to Raise Awareness of Romania's President
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Ambulance services in 17 counties do not have the necessary funding for September, according to the National Federation of Ambulance Unions. The Ministry of Health tries to cover material expenses from a fund for critical situations, and trade unionists demand a budgetary correction for the fourth quarter.
Ambulance services in 17 counties of the country face financing problems for September, according to the National Federation of Ambulance Unions. Gheorghe Chiș, president of the Federation, warns that an urgent budgetary correction is needed for the fourth quarter, otherwise the activity of ambulance services may be affected.
Ambulance services in 17 counties have run out of budget enough for September expenses, and trade unionists warn that the situation could worsen in the fourth quarter. The Ministry of Health is trying to temporarily cover costs for fuel, medicines, sanitary materials and repairs from a reserve fund, but the National Federation of Trade Unions Ambulance calls for an urgent budgetary correction to avoid blocking services.
Ambulance services go through a critical period. 17 counties, including Brasov County, do not have enough budget for September.
Ambulance services in 17 counties are facing a funding crisis after running out of funds to cover September's current expenses.
Gheorghe Chiş, President of the National Federation of Ambulance Unions, said that ambulance services are going through a very difficult period of funding, according to News.ro.
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