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NAF fight COVID-19 with medical equipment to solation centres

AdminBy AdminSeptember 18, 2020Updated:September 18, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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As part of efforts its to fight COVID-19 in the country, the Nigerian Air Force, (NAF) has distributed medical equipment ( oxygen cylinders) to the benefiaries of isolation centres in the FCT.

The Chief of Medical Services, NAF, Air Commodore Gideon Bako, who distrbuted the items at the Nnmadi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, said it was in continuation of national efforts to fight COVID-19.

He noted that NAF had been supplying medical oxygen to the beneficiaries in the FCT and other parts of the country.

“All the beneficiaries need do is to bring their empty cylinder to the airport for onward transportation to Yola, fill them, and bring the cylinders back to them.

“All these are at no cost to them, being one of the wayways of giving back to the society, and in efforts to fight the scourge.

“We have over 156 cylinders that we took to Yola, filled, returned and distributeed to the beneficiaries,” he said

The Reporters,an online publication, reports that the beneficiaries include: DSS Medical Centre, CACOVID Isolation Centre, as well as the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital.

Of the number of the items, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital has 128 of the cylinders and DSS,16 among others.

According to him, NAF has its own cylinders too it normally supply to the beneficiary isolation centres.

“We also have facilities in Yola like the Federal Medical Centre and the state Specialist Hospital that the service has been supplying medical oxygen to,” he added.

Bako said that all the efforts were geared toward letting Nigerians know that whereever they were, they were not forgotten.

He said:”Just bring your empty cylinder to the airport. We will transport them to Yola, fill them and bring them back to you wherever you are free of charge.

“The only thing we do is that we monitor to ensure that the cylinders are taken to the right place and for the purpose they are meant for.”

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