The Infectious Clinic, without hygienic elements, speaks by SHSKUK

Within this clinic, there are numerous health personnel and nurses. They're taking care of 120 patients affected by Avid 19.

It includes family members who took care of them from time to time. Health staff and nurses soon after they make the switch, they go home to their families.

But maintaining hygiene before going home was recently impossible for the nurses of this clinic.

Nurse Union Chairman Fitim Havolli has declared that during the weekend at this clinic, there was a lack of basic conditions for hygiene. This latter complaint went to Health Minister Arben Vitita.

“Public calling every day, full mouth advice on personal hygiene, washing hands after each contact, with what minister done washing hands? As long as the hygienic aspect is very important, washing hands, I'm informing the Minister of Health, that even the most basic things that you've come as minister are not possessing us as professionals and health workers. We don't have a whole weekend, say what's happening in this place! Fitim Havol, said nurse at the Infectious Clinic.

T7 has visited the Infectious Clinic during the Monday, just to confirm this complaint by nurses.

In the bathrooms of this clinic, even during the moon, there was no hammer for hands and toilet paper for drying hands.

These hygienic elements were then seen arriving in the afternoon of the moon.

Television has asked the director's duty to this clinic, Izet Sadik, about these shortages.

Infectian Sadiku has denied that this clinic often faces such shortages.

Meanwhile, the nurse at the Obstetrician Gynecology Clinic, Bulle Elesi, says such shortages at the QKUK clinic have always been.

But at this time of pandemic, she recommends that health staff be careful in spending.

Asked by T7, the Health Ministry, they have denied making the USKKUK's supply with redeeming material.

It's been several years since MK supplies Partor Health Care with drugs and extenuating material and some specific programs (the most sclerous multiples, Tb, vaccination.), while supplies to the SHSKUK and general hospitals with preservative drugs became through the SHSKUK itself according to contracts they have.”, they have said by the MSH.

Answers to these shortages have returned USKKUK. They have told television that the CKUK consistently supplies clinics with toilet paper and shampoos that are distributed according to clinic requirements.

The response adds that due to increased number of patients, there have been increased spending, but supplies are regular for all QKUK clinics.