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Medical equipment donated by the German state and destined for the intensive care units where COVID-19 patients are treated was brought, on Thursday, to Bucharest, by a military aircraft, which transported also the Romanian troops wounded in October in Afghanistan, who were treated at the Landstuhl Medical Center.
The C-130 Hercules aircraft of the Romanian Air Force landed at Base 90, where the acting Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca is also present.
The German state donated to Romania, according to the Health Ministry, 10 lung ventilation devices of Trilogy Evo O2 type produced by Philips GmbH Respironics and 30 lung ventilation devices of the Lumis type 150 produced by ResMed. The medical devices are intended for the treatment of patients with moderate to severe COVID-19.
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17/12/2020 18:15
Six Romanian soldiers who were treated in Germany, four of whom were wounded in Afghanistan in October, were repatriated on Thursday by an Air Force aircraft, which also carried medical equipment for intensive care donated to Romania by the Berlin authorities.
Present at 90th Otopeni Base at the arrival of the aircraft, Interim Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca said that he was very happy that the military could come to the country before the holidays. A total of six soldiers have been repatriated, they have come home. We wish them a speedy recovery and we are very happy that, before the holidays, we managed to return them to their families and see their comrades-in-arms again, Ciuca said.