The Netherlands donates six inflatable hospitals to Ukraine for medical support

Ukraine has replenished its arsenal of medical support with the transfer of six inflatable hospitals from the Netherlands. This important event was made possible through cooperation between the two countries and will have a positive impact on the provision of medical care in emergency situations.

According to the State Border Guard Service, as part of the cooperation, Ukraine received six inflatable hospitals along with six mobile medical support complexes from partners from the Netherlands. This is a significant step in strengthening the capabilities of the Ukrainian medical system and responding to urgent medical care needs.

In particular, the Role 2 and Role 1 modules provided will enable Ukrainian medics to set up full-fledged medical stations in the field in accordance with NATO standards. These complexes will allow deploying operating rooms, pre-operative rooms, intensive care units, laboratories and sterilization facilities.

The receipt of these inflatable hospitals is an important step towards increasing Ukraine's preparedness and capabilities in the face of emergencies such as natural disasters, epidemics and other dangerous situations. It also demonstrates the support and solidarity of the Netherlands in its joint efforts with Ukraine.

The use of these inflatable hospitals will greatly facilitate the work of medical personnel in providing care to complicated patients. The creation of a full-fledged medical complex in the field is a great achievement and will allow us to pay more attention to providing quality medical care and saving lives.

Such international cooperation and equipment donation demonstrate the importance of joint efforts in addressing global health challenges and preparedness to respond to them.