Pandemija Korona virusa (COVID-19) sa sobom nosi veliki razarajući potencijal zdravstvene slike Srbije usled demografskih parametara zastupljenih na ovim prostorima. Srbija je jedna od najstarijih populacija na svetu sa preko 33.19% građana starosti iznad 55 godina, a pokazalo se da virus najviše ugrožava upravo starije generacije.
Pojava Korona virusa je već iscrpela zalihe medicinskih sredstava širom sveta. Upravo zato 28. Jun predlaže namenu preko 100,000 preventivnih zaštitnih sredstava, koje između ostaog uključuju i N95 respirator maske, bolničke mantile, rukavice, zaštitne naočari za oči, kako bi se pomoglo suzbijanju epidemije u Srbiji.
Raspolažemo sa jos dodatnih $1 milion (CAD) protivrednosti medicinske opreme u Srbiji koje smo dopremili iz SAD prošle godine. To uključuje mašine za anesteziju, pokretne Rentgen jedinice, ultrazvuk aparate, EKG/ECG uređaje, i nekoliko tona medicinskih sredstava. Svaki deo opreme je prethodno testiran od strane biomedicinkog inženjera našeg dobavljača iz SAD „Supplies Over Seas“ i za svaki je utvrđeno da je u dobrom funkcionalnom stanju.
Dali smo odrednice nadležnima da odmah izdaju pomenuta medicinska sredstva, dok ćemo koristiti našu mejling listu i socijalne mreže za informisanje javnosti u Srbiji na temu pripreme za pandemiju.
28. Jun orders release of 100,000 protective equipment items to fight coronavirus in Serbia
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has the potential for exceptional devastation in Serbia due to the country’s demographic makeup. Serbia has one of the oldest populations in the world with 33.19% being over the age of 55 and the virus has shown to be life-threatening to older generations.
The coronavirus outbreak has already left medical supplies in short supply around the world. This is why 28. Jun has earmarked over 100,000 protective equipment items including N95 respirator masks, gowns, gloves and eye protective goggles, to help curb the pandemic in Serbia.
We have an additional $1 million (CAD) worth of medical equipment in Serbia which we delivered from the US last year. This includes anesthesia machines, portable X-ray units, ultrasound machines, EKG/ECG machines and several tons of medical supplies. Each piece of equipment has been tested by a biomedical engineer and determined to be in good working order by our American supplier, ‘Supplies Over Seas’.
We have instructed the authorities to immediately release these urgent supplies and will be using our mailing list and social media platforms to inform the Serbian public on how to best prepare for the pandemic.
