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There are increasing requests for sampling for the coronavirus, so another 200 sampling units will be installed across the country in a matter of days, the head of communications and public relations for the National Rescue Service told M1 on Wednesday.
Pál Győrfi emphasized that the number of coronavirus sampling requests received by the ambulance service has increased significantly in recent days. After a few hundred initial tasks, more than five thousand such requests have been made to the National Ambulance Service every day in recent weeks, and now
on some days the number of sampling tasks exceeds 12 thousand.
In order to fulfill all sampling requests quickly, in a few days another 200 sampling units will be installed across the country with the help of the Ministry of the Interior (BM). The staff of the units is made up of graduate medical students, the vehicles are provided by the World Bank. The samplers are trained by the National Ambulance Service. The training also covers the use of protective equipment, the professional protocol of the intervention, disinfection and the necessary administration.
Pál Győrfi stressed that everything possible had been done so far to ensure that the sampling was smooth and trouble-free. The sampling units plus 200 configured with the help of the BM are a valuable help because that’s it
practically doubling its capacity.
Therefore, according to Pál Győrfi, not only will the short deadlines so far be sustainable, but they may even reduce them.
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