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Venezuela activates an "integral" recovery plan for hospitals: "The objective is to reverse the deterioration of infrastructure"
Venezuela's Ministry of Health reported this Thursday that it has activated a plan for the "integral" recovery of the South American country's hospitals to rehabilitate electrical and water infrastructure, prioritizing health centers in Caracas. In an Instagram post, the State portfolio indicated that the creation of "specialized brigades" is contemplated to work on "critical systems" such as drinking water supply, the electrical grid, elevators, and ventilation in "strategic areas."
TL;DR
- Venezuela's Ministry of Health has initiated an "integral" recovery plan for national hospitals.
- The plan prioritizes the rehabilitation of electrical and water infrastructure, beginning with hospitals in Caracas.
- Specialized brigades will focus on critical systems such as water supply, electrical networks, elevators, and ventilation.
- A special waterproofing program and environmental sanitation are also part of the plan.
- The objective is to reverse infrastructure deterioration and ensure the permanent function of support systems like power plants and wastewater disposal.
- The plan was defined after a meeting between the Minister of Health and the Minister of Public Works.
- The article also mentions recent deliveries of medicines from the U.S. and the unblocking of Venezuelan assets in the U.S.