We will bear the costs of reprocessing the Institute of Oncology

A delegation from the Ministry of Health and Population visited the National Institute of Oncology Monday to discover the damage caused by the accident of yesterday and provide support at the Institute, in accordance with the duties of Dr. Mustafa Madbouli, Prime Minister.

The ministry said in a statement that the ministry was responsible for the cost of dealing with the consequences of the accident at the Institute as well as the reprocessing and refurbishment work, via the Arab Contractors Company, as a medical landmark, after the presentation to the Prime Minister, Dr. Mustafa Madbouli, pointing out that there was no difference between university hospitals affiliated with the Ministry of Higher Education, both the Egyptian public funds and the patient service, report the return of the Institute at full speed as soon as possible.

Dr. Mohamed Salah, president of the Authority of Hospitals and Educational Institutions, has been entrusted with the vital role of managing the Institute of Oncology of the United States. Sugar institute of the Ministry of Health to enable them to perform their tasks and even re-equip the institute.

The delegation met with Dr. Hatem Abu-Qasem, Dean of the National Institute of Oncology, as well as professors, consultants and administrators of the Institute, and stressed the need to bring them all his support and exploit the potential of the Ministry of Health to restore the functioning of the Institute as quickly as possible.

For his part, Dr. Mohamed Salah, director of the hospital and educational institutions, said the minister had ordered to raise the state of emergency to the maximum in hospitals and hospitals. educational institutions immediately after the accident because of its proximity to the Institute of Oncology, in addition to providing places for all patients of the institute if necessary. Educational institutions are fully receptive to all situations.

Dr. Hatem Abu-Qasem, Dean of the National Institute of Oncology, thanked the Minister of Health and Population for his unwavering support, noting that cooperation among ministries of health, Population and Higher Education had been starting for many years and still touched the interest of Egyptian patients. Losses resulting from the accident have not yet been finalized.