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Two other doctors and a nurse die in Zulia by COVID-19, says M?dicos Unidos
Text by Ronny Rodr?guez Rosas
Two doctors and a nurse died in the Zulia state victims of COVID-19. This was stated by the NGO M?dicos Unidos de Venezuela Zulia chapter this Wednesday June 24.
The first death they reported was that of Dr. Marisela Ram?rez, who works in the Senior Adult program in the western entity.
According to the regional newspaper La Verdad, Ram?rez was being held in the intensive care unit of a Maracaibo clinic. When her health condition became complicated, she was transferred to the university hospital in the Zulia capital. There she died this Tuesday, June 23 in the afternoon. The local newspaper adds that Ram?rez's husband is also in intensive care.
The other deceased doctor is gynecologist Manuel Romero, who worked for 30 years in a private Marabino medical center.
His death was reported by gastroenterologist Edgar Parra, who is a member of the Venezuelan Society of Gastroenterology.
"God be with you always, professor. We mourn him and we will miss him in the corridors of the clinic, ”Parra wrote.
He also **** an obituary from the medical center where Romero worked for three decades.
Medicos Unidos said that nurse Keyla Moya, who worked at the military hospital in Maracaibo, also died.
“With this death we have four deceased colleagues and a nurse, in addition to 3 in ICU in critical condition. Strength and faith at this time, let's pray a lot, "said the NGO.
An epidemiologist and a pediatrician
In Zulia, the first doctor to die from a coronavirus was Samuel Viloria, an epidemiologist and former director of the Maracaibo University Hospital. His death occurred on June 16, but he is not on the official list of victims of COVID-19 offered daily by the Nicol?s Maduro administration.
The second was the pediatrician Solangel Scandela, who worked in the military hospital. The death occurred on Saturday, June 20.
This Monday, June 22, the Zulia College of Doctors asked to declare the red alert in the entity for cases of the coronavirus. According to an unofficial list that they handle, in the western state there would be 44 doctors with COVID-19.
In Zulia there is the largest focus of contagion of the pandemic, in the Las Pulgas market in Maracaibo.
Maduro's Health Minister, Carlos Alvarado, reported this Tuesday, June 23, that this outbreak has 403 infected and 13 deceased.
Two other doctors and a nurse die in Zulia by COVID-19, says M?dicos Unidos
Text by Ronny Rodr?guez Rosas
Two doctors and a nurse died in the Zulia state victims of COVID-19. This was stated by the NGO M?dicos Unidos de Venezuela Zulia chapter this Wednesday June 24.
The first death they reported was that of Dr. Marisela Ram?rez, who works in the Senior Adult program in the western entity.
According to the regional newspaper La Verdad, Ram?rez was being held in the intensive care unit of a Maracaibo clinic. When her health condition became complicated, she was transferred to the university hospital in the Zulia capital. There she died this Tuesday, June 23 in the afternoon. The local newspaper adds that Ram?rez's husband is also in intensive care.
The other deceased doctor is gynecologist Manuel Romero, who worked for 30 years in a private Marabino medical center.
His death was reported by gastroenterologist Edgar Parra, who is a member of the Venezuelan Society of Gastroenterology.
"God be with you always, professor. We mourn him and we will miss him in the corridors of the clinic, ”Parra wrote.
He also **** an obituary from the medical center where Romero worked for three decades.
Medicos Unidos said that nurse Keyla Moya, who worked at the military hospital in Maracaibo, also died.
“With this death we have four deceased colleagues and a nurse, in addition to 3 in ICU in critical condition. Strength and faith at this time, let's pray a lot, "said the NGO.
An epidemiologist and a pediatrician
In Zulia, the first doctor to die from a coronavirus was Samuel Viloria, an epidemiologist and former director of the Maracaibo University Hospital. His death occurred on June 16, but he is not on the official list of victims of COVID-19 offered daily by the Nicol?s Maduro administration.
The second was the pediatrician Solangel Scandela, who worked in the military hospital. The death occurred on Saturday, June 20.
This Monday, June 22, the Zulia College of Doctors asked to declare the red alert in the entity for cases of the coronavirus. According to an unofficial list that they handle, in the western state there would be 44 doctors with COVID-19.
In Zulia there is the largest focus of contagion of the pandemic, in the Las Pulgas market in Maracaibo.
Maduro's Health Minister, Carlos Alvarado, reported this Tuesday, June 23, that this outbreak has 403 infected and 13 deceased.
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