
Municipal Health Department states that the unit has a contract with a pest and vector control company
The Municipal Health Department spoke out after recording rodents at the Raul Sertã Municipal Hospital, stating that the unit has an active contract with an integrated pest and vector control company, carried out a new technical visit with the application of rodenticides this week and maintains permanent monitoring of the facilities.
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The Raul Sertã Municipal Hospital is a large unit, open 24 hours a day and with an intense daily flow of people, vehicles, supplies and materials. The unit maintains an active contract with a company specialized in integrated pest and vector control services.
The record was publicized on social media and drew attention to the presence of rodents in an environment intended for hospitalization and patient care.
In a note, the Municipal Health Department, through the hospital management, informed that the unit maintains an active contract with a company specialized in integrated pest and vector control services.
According to management, a new technical visit was carried out this week, with inspection and application of rodenticides, following the preventive maintenance schedule.
The Secretariat also highlighted that the Raul Sertã Municipal Hospital is a large unit, operating 24 hours a day and with an intense daily flow of people, vehicles, supplies and materials. According to the note, all incidents are treated seriously and receive immediate intervention from management and the company responsible.
Management reaffirmed its commitment to the safety of patients, companions and employees and reported that it maintains permanent monitoring of the facilities to ensure an environment suitable for healthcare.

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