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The Lake To Allocate 5% of beds for patients with Avian & Swine Flu

Commonground

Senior Moderator
Allocate 5% of the beds in the lake for patients with influenza
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 - 17:24

Decided to Major General Mohamed Shaarawy, the allocation of 5% of the family all hospital centers and cities of the lake for the reception and treatment of patients with avian flu and swine, with the emphasis on health directorate managers aware of maintaining hospitals and doctors, and so regularly, how to handle suspected cases in the reception the disease and how to deal with patients and to provide the medications used to treat these cases, and compliance with the Minister of Health on the disposition of the drug, according to the needs of the pathological condition, and coordination with the education and education in dealing with suspected cases of schoolchildren.

Sharawi stressed during the meeting of the Executive Council of the province on the need to intensify campaigns to market existing cities to prevent the sale of live poultry and poultry farms to close within the residential blocks and the need for health systems and hospitals, the analysis of regular citizens who stayed in the district maintaining foci of infection and visitors to hospitals, suffering from high temperature and suspected of contracting avian and swine influenza.

Sharawi also decided to cut off utilities (water and electricity) from the shops that still sell live poultry, until the activity and make it easier for these stores to change this activity to another activity.

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