The head of the regional executive dismissed taking the facilities of the old supermarket to transfer asymptomatic patients.
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“For now, we have other more suitable and promptly activated spaces.” With those words, the state governor, Omar Prieto, ruled out taking the Makro facilities to transfer asymptomatic patients.
Speaking to PANORAMA, Prieto added that “we continue to inspect other spaces” without giving more details of which ones.
This medium learned from various sources that they were working on the adaptation of the Makro facilities to transform them into Comprehensive Social Care Posts (Pasi).
In a press release issued by the Mayor of San Francisco, last Saturday, it was reported that the members of the National Directorate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Psuv), along with the governor of Zulia, and the southern mayor, Dirwings Arrieta , inspected the facilities of the old Makro Sur, located in the Industrial Zone and the headquarters of the National Experimental Security University, in Sierra Maestra, Francisco Ochoa parish, to evaluate the possible opening of new Pasi in these places.
This medium learned that the La Victoria sports complex, where the facilities for practices and competitions in disciplines such as gymnastics, fencing and table tennis, the “Pachencho” Romero Sports Center and the “Pedro Elías Belisario Aponte” are being prepared as centers of isolation for patients with covid-19.
For several weeks now, at least 30 Venezuelans who have returned from Colombia, after being assessed in the support posts on the border, have spent their 18-day quarantine at the Villa Deportiva Arquímedes Herrera, located next to the Pachencho Romero Complex.
According to the governor, in a special program this Sunday, the state adds to date a total of 807 confirmed cases of coronavirus among those with community transmission and those from abroad.
Prieto indicated that currently 183 people have recovered from covid-19. By way of balance, he pointed out that 87 people are being held at the Chiquinquirá Hospital who tested the PCR tests “positive,” while 216 patients are treated at the HUM, of whom 14 are in critical condition. 227 patients with “mild symptoms” and 7 others in private clinics are located in the CDI.
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