Another six patients infected with SARS-CoV-2, in grave condition, will be transferred on Tuesday to Germany, announced the Ministry of National Defence (MApN).
A C-130 Hercules aircraft of the Romanian Air Forces, configured for medical missions, will conduct on Tuesday a humanitarian transport mission, on the Bucharest – Hamburg (Germany) route, with six SARS-CoV-2 patients in grave condition, the MApN announced.
During the flights, the medical teams that monitor the seriously ill COVID-19 patients are made up of specialists from the Mobile Emergency Service for Resuscitation and Extrication (SMURD), and the transport of patients from hospitals to the airports will be done by SMURD and Bucharest City ambulances, Agerpres informs.
DSU: Six COVID-19 patients transferred from Bucharest to Lubeck, Kiel, Hamburg
Six more COVID-19 patients from Romania were transferred on Tuesday to medical facilities in the German cities of Lubeck, Kiel and Hamburg for medical care, Romania’s Emergency Management Department (DSU) informs.
According to DSU, these are six patients in a critical state, intubated, stable, admitted to healthcare facilities in Bucharest who required specialist treatment in anesthesia and intensive care units.
The selection of patients was made by a team of German doctors who had been in Romania since last Friday and who analysed the state of the patients.
The transfer took place on Tuesday on a Romanian Air Force airplane.
“European solidarity materialised in actual support actions of all countries affected by various emergencies was and continues to be the preliminary step towards what we call in emergency management a return to normalcy. The joint efforts of the entire team, both the German and the Romanian teams, are considerable, with the main mission being to get as many lives saved as possible,” according to a DSU Facebook post.
Photo: Facebook/DSU
