Civil work completed for regional medical facilities: Mabrook
1 ޖޫން 2020 | ހޯމަ 06:29Authorities hope to begin operations at these facilities on June 15.
Mohamed Mabrook Aziz, Covid-19 spokesperson
The National Emergency Operations Center (NEOC) has revealed that the civil work has been completed for the regional medical facilities being developed in outlying atolls in order to strengthen the Covid-19 treatment capacity of the country.
Speaking to press on Sunday night, the task force’s spokesperson, Mohamed Mabrook Aziz revealed that they are working to establish several facilities across outlying atolls in order to treat Covid-19 patients across the Maldives.
Highlighting that work is currently underway to transfer medical equipment, Mabrook revealed that this has already been completed for atolls in the north such as Shaviyani, Baa and Haa Alif.
Further, supplies have been loaded to vessels which are soon to travel to the southern atolls such as Addu, Fuvahmulah, Villingili and Gan. These vessels are expected to dock in the respective islands within the next few days.
The regional medical facilities are expected to begin operations on June 15, said Mabrook.
