📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Health issued Official Dispatch No. 1677/PB-BTN to the Departments of Health of provinces and centrally run cities on strengthening disease prevention and control to respond to natural disasters. Medical forces spray chemicals to kill insects, disinfect and treat the environment. Implementing the direction of the Government and the Prime Minister and to proactively prevent and control epidemics and health consequences for people in natural disaster situations, especially storms, floods and floods, the Department of Disease Prevention requests Departments of Health to organize and deploy a number of epidemic prevention and control contents to respond to natural disasters. To prevent pathogens from spreading and breaking out into large epidemics, health units are required to proactively implement Deploy measures to prevent and control epidemics in all natural disaster situations, ensuring early detection and timely control, preventing pathogens from spreading and breaking out into large epidemics. Environmental sanitation and adequate clean water supply must be maintained regularly, in parallel with organizing professional training on disease surveillance, detection and treatment techniques. Medical forces also need to be trained in insecticide spraying, disinfection and environmental treatment skills, and at the same time develop plans and organizations. Organize drills on natural disaster response plans. Strengthening mobile anti-epidemic teams to support lower levels is always ready to participate in handling emergency situations and overcoming the consequences of natural disasters. People need to be given specific instructions on personal hygiene, environmental hygiene, food safety, as well as how to handle dead animal carcasses to prevent the spread of pathogens. In emergency situations, environmental and water treatment measures must be applied according to instructions from health authorities. Ensure readiness to provide vaccines and anti-tetanus serum to forces participating in flood and storm prevention. Units proactively review, prepare and reserve adequate quantities of necessary drugs, chemicals, vehicles and human resources. In particular, vaccines and anti-tetanus serum must be guaranteed to be ready to provide to forces participating in flood and storm prevention, as well as promptly serve cases at risk of tetanus in natural disaster conditions. Units report the epidemic situation to the Department of Disease Prevention through local authorities. Just email baocaobtn@gmail.com and comply with Circular No. 54/2015/TT-BYT dated December 28, 2015 of the Ministry of Health. At the grassroots level, commune, ward and special zone health stations are assigned the task of synchronously implementing disease prevention and control and natural disaster response in the area. Units participate in natural disaster recovery, environmental remediation and disease prevention activities to protect public health. Health agencies at all levels are responsible for advising on the establishment of inspection teams to monitor the implementation of activities to prevent, control and respond to natural disasters and epidemics at units. Minh HienSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
