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The Minister of Public Health of the interim government, Dr. Hamad Hassan, diagnosed the health situation in Lebanon b- “We are at the height of the second stage of the epidemic, when the intensive care beds are full and only a fraction of them are available ”, announcing that the ministry“ has started a phase of preparation for more intensive care beds in government hospitals, while the number of respirators is approximately three.
In an interview with Al-Manar TV, Hassan pointed out that “the loss of control over the spread of the epidemic occurred after the explosion of August 4, since the injuries went from 5,000 cases, before August 4, to more than forty-two thousand today. “
He said: “The percentage of commitment to close one hundred and eleven towns and villages reached today, according to the field teams of the Ministry of Public Health, around seventy percent, noting that today is a holiday, and the percentage of commitment will become more evident during the days of the week”. A field team “today completed eleven thousand examinations to trace contacts and probe the epidemiological reality in the aforementioned cities and villages, and ten partial teams worked to transfer samples, and there were more than three hundred volunteers spread over various Lebanese regions, in addition to many of the Ministry, and these efforts are a gratitude to humanitarian organizations and the health partner of the Ministry of Public Health.
Minister Hassan added that “there may be mathematical errors in decision-making in the closure of a series of localities, but the positive aspect must be focused on reducing injuries, especially since the scientific committee of the Ministry of Public Health had recommended a general closure, which in fact achieves the principle of justice and equality. ” In this area”.
Regarding the role of the hospital sector, the Minister of Public Health pointed out that “the fault is great for private hospitals because few of them have accompanied the efforts of the Ministry of Public Health in fighting the epidemic. Of the thirty government hospitals There are fifteen hospitals that receive patients from Corona, but out of one hundred and thirty hospitals. Specifically, there are fifteen private hospitals that receive these patients. ” He said: “We are confident in the agreement reached last week with these hospitals to increase the rate for Corona protective suits in order to motivate these hospitals to participate in the fight against the epidemic.”
In response to a question, he noted that “the Ministry of Public Health can reclassify private hospitals and freeze the contract signed with them, but the objective is not to open a dispute, but to extend a hand to these hospital institutions and cooperate to face the difficult situation, because supporting the efforts made to confront the epidemic is very important, and they are very important. ” A national responsibility will be recorded by history and will not be forgotten by the Lebanese state, and one of the proposed solutions is to seek the help of specialized field hospitals, and revealed that the Qatari ambassador has received initial approval to bring a hospital from thousand-bed campaign, and if final approval is obtained, five hundred beds will be placed in the North to cover. The growing health needs there. “
Minister Hassan revealed that “he asked the Governor of the Banque du Liban, Dr. Riad Salameh, to provide him with a specific number for the amount of support available for the medicine sector, in order to develop alternative plans based on the existing reality, highlighting that the transactions of importers of medical supplies must be streamlined. Delivery of these supplies is not acceptable. ”
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