JSC «Araltuz» and LLP «Aralsoda» purchased and handed over to the Aral Interdistrict Hospital two resuscitation ambulances equipped with modern equipment for emergency medical care.
The Aral Interdistrict Hospital and its structural divisions provide medical care to 70 thousand residents. The donated resuscitation ambulances will become significant support for doctors and the local population. The equipment installed in them allows helping patients in extremely serious condition — up to cardiac or respiratory arrest.
- We need these resuscitation ambulances like air; we have only one such vehicle at our base, and it is clearly not enough for our needs, especially now, during the pandemic, when the workload on medical staff has increased many times over. The vehicles donated to us by «Araltuz» and «Aralsoda» are equipped with all necessary equipment: we will be able to provide qualified medical care to critically ill patients directly during transportation. Sometimes we need to bring a pregnant woman with severe pathologies from a remote village or deliver a patient with a complex diagnosis to the regional center. In such cases, to save a person’s life, every minute counts. We express our great gratitude to «Araltuz» and «Aralsoda» for such important and timely support, said Laura Adilbayeva, Deputy Chief Doctor of KGP on PHV «Aral Interdistrict Hospital».
- This year, during the terrible coronavirus pandemic, we decided to pay special attention to supporting medical institutions and healthcare workers. We all faced a huge disaster when, due to lack of some equipment, people unfortunately die. Our company will do its utmost to help our medical staff get through this serious trial. Purchasing resuscitation ambulances is not our first and not our last assistance to medical institutions of the Aral District, noted President of JSC «Araltuz» Aydynbek Tauasarov.
For charitable assistance, JSC «Araltuz» and LLP «Aralsoda» allocated 50 million tenge from their own funds. Earlier, within this campaign, the companies provided the infectious and provisional hospitals of the Aral District with equipment needed to fight Covid-19. The medical institutions received 19 oxygen concentrators and 200 medical beds, and staff were given 200 special protective kits.