Army Modular Hospital Arrives North After Damage in 5 Out of 7 Wards of the Ovalle Hospital
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Part of the Army’s Modular Campaign Hospital was moved this Sunday to the commune of Ovalle, in the Coquimbo region, to strengthen medical care after the care facility was severely affected by the frontal system. Specifically, five of the seven wards of the Ovalle Hospital were rendered useless as a result of the heavy rains, so the Ministry of Health requested the deployment of these mobile facilities to maintain care capacity in the area. Read…
The arrival of the Army Modular Hospital in Ovalle guarantees medical care after the collapse of the local hospital due to rains, while more deployments are evaluated.
The Undersecretary of the Interior, Máximo Pavez, reported yesterday that the main efforts are focused on restoring connectivity in the province of Huasco, strengthening health care and rescue efforts in the Coquimbo Region, in addition to carrying out preventive evacuations in Tillil, while SENAPRED reported an improvement in the weather conditions and called to maintain self-care measures.
This is essential in order to restore connectivity in isolated areas and ensure the smooth transit of emergency vehicles and community assistance.In this context, the School of Engineers also provided support for the transfer of the Army's Modular Campaign Hospital (HMCE) to the Coquimbo Region, contributing to the deployment of institutional capacities to address the effects of the frontal system affecting that area of the country.From the Scho…
The measure seeks to maintain the continuity of medical care after the intense rainfall affected five of the seven pavilions of the enclosure.
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