In the "red zone" of the medical buildings of the Republican Multidisciplinary Medical Center (RMMC) of South Ossetia, 206 people with bilateral viral pneumonia are being treated, 46 patients are being treated in the Russian military hospital in Tskhinval. This was reported to IA "Res" by the chief infectious disease specialist of the Republic, Eleonora Dzhioeva.
Two multidisciplinary mobile hospitals are deployed in Abkhazia and South Ossetia
More than 1,000 military doctors are involved in the treatment of coronavirus infection among civilians in Russia and abroad. This was announced by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu at a conference call on Tuesday.
"In total, 1,011 military doctors are involved in providing assistance in the treatment of the civilian population from COVID-19 in the country and abroad. Our specialists successfully carry out hard, socially significant work," Shoigu said.
In South Ossetia, on the invitation of the Health Ministry of the Republic in coordination with the relevant Russian department, there are doctors from St. Petersburg, said the Health Minister of the Republic Georgy Totchiev.
“Russian specialists from the Pavlov St. Petersburg Medical University are participating in the work of the reception and triage center for patients with coronavirus. Among them are an anesthesiologist-resuscitator and two specialized specialists who have experience in the first wave of COVID-19,” the Minister said.
Military doctors of the Western Military District continue to receive patients and carry out medical and diagnostic measures at the mobile multidisciplinary hospital deployed in Tskhinval.
According to the press service of the Southern Military District, 32 patients are currently being treated in the hospital - citizens of the Republic of South Ossetia with a confirmed diagnosis of a new coronavirus infection.
They are receiving full treatment.
There are no representatives of the Ossetian diaspora among the victims of the earthquake in Turkey, Ramzi Kanukov, the authorized representative of South Ossetia in Turkey, told IA "Res".
“The earthquake was strong; the city of Izmir was badly damaged. There were people among the rubble, a large number of people were injured, and there are also victims. As far as we know, there are no Ossetians among the victims of the earthquake,” Kanukov said.