The Health Care Authority said that it followed what was reported by some about the transfer of 33 infected with Coronavirus from Mabara Hospital in Port Said to Abu Khalifa Isolation Hospital in Port Said Governorate, and this is not correct, indicating that there is full coordination among the authority’s hospitals as part of a plan of action to deal with cases infected with Coronavirus New in light of the continuous escalation in the number of infected cases, and coordination is made between all the authority’s hospitals according to pre-prepared scenarios, and according to the operating capacity of the hospitals, to ensure that all capabilities are harnessed to deal with cases and according to the nature and severity of cases and to confront any developments that may occur due to the second wave of the emerging corona virus Sweeping the world.
The Public Health Care Authority indicates that there is full coordination with the Central Chamber of Crisis Management at the Ministry of Health and Population regarding the reception and distribution of cases infected with Coronavirus, whether from inside or outside Port Said, within the framework of the ongoing development work in Port Said Fever Hospital.
And the Public Health Care Authority continued, that two hospitals, Al-Mabarah and Al-Hayat in Fouad, were pushed to deal with suspected or confirmed cases of Coronavirus and to provide the necessary medical care to the injured.
The Public Authority for Health Care confirms that it puts its sights on the lives and health of patients first and works hard with all its medical and administrative staff to serve them, especially in light of this delicate health condition in Egypt and the world.
The Public Authority for Health Care calls on citizens not to be led by rumors and to ensure the correctness of what is circulating, whether from media institutions or social networking sites, for misleading news that will cause confusion among citizens, stressing that all legal measures will be taken firmly against rumor mongers.
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