Organize mobile emergency forces, ready to support isolated areas when requested

The Department of Health has just issued a document requesting its affiliated medical units to focus on responding to and promptly overcoming the consequences of floods.

Accordingly, the Department of Health requested its affiliated medical units to closely monitor forecasts and warnings of heavy rain, floods, inundation, flash floods, and landslides and provide timely and complete information to medical staff and patients for proactive prevention; at the same time, continue to mobilize all resources to urgently overcome the consequences of natural disasters.

At the same time, check, review, and deploy measures to ensure the safety of infrastructure and medical equipment...; arrange a standing force ready to handle possible situations.

Monitoring the health of patients being treated at the Emergency Department, Central Highlands General Hospital. Illustrative photo.

Along with that, prepare medicine, infusion, emergency equipment, disinfectants, clean water, and spare food. Organize mobile emergency forces, ready to support isolated areas when required. Ensure the ability to transport emergency aid in flood and landslide situations.

The Department of Health also requested its affiliated medical units to prepare personnel, vehicles, equipment, and necessities according to the "four on-the-spot" principle to be ready to respond to all situations, especially in areas at risk of being isolated.

Proactively implement measures to monitor and prevent infectious diseases (diarrhea, dengue fever, skin diseases, eye diseases...).

Strengthen environmental sanitation, treat water sources and medical waste according to regulations...

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