Tobruk – The Tobruk Medical Center issued an update. This was on the second day of the dust storm. The storm is affecting the Al-Batnan regions. The emergency department, including internal medicine and pediatrics, received 79 suffocation cases. These cases were handled. Necessary first aid was provided. This included steam and oxygen sessions. The center confirmed that health conditions remain under control.
The center also clarified this. Its emergency department, specifically orthopedics and surgery, received 43 varied injuries. Three of these patients were admitted for further treatment. The remaining cases received necessary care. They were discharged after their health stabilized.
Medical and paramedical teams continue working around the clock. They are addressing the weather’s consequences. Storm-related cases are increasing. The center praised the health personnel’s efforts. They are managing these exceptional circumstances effectively.
An emergency meeting was held to enhance readiness. This was the second daily meeting for the Climate Change Emergency Committee. Faraj Al-Jali, Director-General of Tobruk Medical Center, attended. Adnan bin Khayal, Director of Medical Affairs, also participated. They reviewed the latest situation developments. A set of measures was adopted. This ensures efficient service delivery continues.
The Medical Affairs Department stressed the importance of doctor presence. This applies to all departments, especially emergency, urgent care, and pediatrics. Technicians must also be present. This ensures uninterrupted work. Comfort facilities will be provided for on-duty staff.
Essential medical supplies were emphasized. This includes masks, oxygen devices, and suffocation medications. Oxygen and fuel supplies for generators were also secured. This ensures round-the-clock service readiness and cleanliness. The center urged citizens to follow health guidelines. They should exercise caution. This will reduce the storm’s impact. It will help preserve their safety.