31 patients seen at the FEMAT Field Hospital in the last 24 hours – Tudravu

31 patients seen at the FEMAT Field Hospital in the last 24 hours – Tudravu
FEMAT Field Hospital.

The Health Ministry’s Chief Medical Advisor Doctor Jemesa Tudravu says 31 patients have been seen at the Fiji Emergency Medical Assistance Team Field Hospital in the last 24 hours.

He says 8 are currently admitted while 3 patients had their surgery.

Dr Tudravu says the antenatal clinic services for pregnant mothers will be provided at the vacant Medical Services Pacific office in Lautoka from tomorrow.

He says they will be mainly focusing on high-risk mothers.

Dr Tudravu adds 3731 people were screened in their 57 screening clinics in the last 24 hours where 382 people were swabbed for COVID-19.

Dr Tudravu says their mobile community screening continues and a total of 343,609 people have been screened in the Western and Central Divisions so far.

He says four community isolation facilities are active at the moment which is currently catering 70 individuals.

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