
Germany is preparing hospitals to accommodate a large number of wounded
Germany is preparing its hospitals to handle large numbers of wounded in the event of a possible military conflict with Russia, recognizing the current unpreparedness of the healthcare system.
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Germany is preparing its hospitals to accommodate a large number of wounded in the event of hostilities with Russia.
Germany is preparing its hospitals to accommodate a large number of wounded in the event of hostilities with Russia. Bloomberg reports this.
The publication, citing the words of the commander of the military hospital in Ulm, Benedikt Frimert, notes that the German healthcare system is not ready for this.
“What awaits us is a marathon,” Friemert said.

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