Taiwanese authorities announced Wednesday in Asuncion a US$ 4,800,000 disbursement of a monetary donation to Paraguay s Health Ministry to be allocated to the Trauma Hospital, the Itauguá Hospital, and the Pediatric Children s Hospital of Acosta Ñu. It was the third installment of a US$ 14,992,733 donation from the Asian island for the improvement of the Quality of Care of the Establishments of the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare, according to a statement from the Paraguayan Ministry.
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Paraguayan President Mario Abdo Benítez Tuesday reached out to his Brazilian colleague Jair Bolsonaro to negotiate the purchase of medical oxygen above the current quota because it is not enough, according to health authorities.
After a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Abdo was briefed on the need for additional supply due to the high level of covid-19 infections in Paraguay. The president decided to phone Bolsonaro in an attempt to negotiate a supply above the current limit of the Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) which was set at 100 tonnes per week, when Paraguay would need 700, as domestic suppliers were unable to deliver the required quantities, it was reported.