The Ministry of Emergency Situations with the laboratory of Rospotrebnadzor flew to South Africa to combat COVID

12.12.2021

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The Ministry of Emergency Situations with the laboratory of Rospotrebnadzor flew to South Africa to combat COVID

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The plane of the Russian Emergencies Ministry took on board the mobile laboratory of Rospotrebnadzor at Volgograd airport and flew to South Africa together with it and previously sent specialists, TASS reports.

“The plane completed the additional loading of the Rospotrebnadzor mobile laboratory based on a KamAZ vehicle at Volgograd airport and is heading to South Africa. On board the Il-76 are virologists, epidemiologists, doctors from Rospotrebnadzor, the Ministry of Health of Russia and the operational group of the Ministry of Emergencies, ”the Ministry of Emergencies said in a statement.

The department emphasized that Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to send a mobile laboratory to the country . She and Rospotrebnadzor specialists will be transported by an Il-76 aircraft.

Rospotrebnadzor specialists went to South Africa to fight COVID-19 Society

Rospotrebnadzor sent its specialists to South Africa to fight the coronavirus the day before. The President instructed to provide assistance to the Republic of South Africa against the backdrop of the spread of the omicron strain.

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минздрав, роспотребнадзор, covid-19, коронавирус, владимир путин

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