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Ph ready to send teams to Thailand, Myanmar
By Nidz Godino
“Philippine Emergency Medical Assistance Teams (PEMATs) were instructed to be on standby for deployment once international coordination protocols with affected countries are complete and request is received,” Health Secretary Ted Herbosa said in statement three emergency medical teams from the Philippines are ready to be sent to Myanmar and Thailand to help earthquake victims and their families.
PEMAT members are from Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital, Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital and Sanitarium and Eastern Visayas Medical Center.
According to Herbosa, PEMATs underwent thorough assessment on their capabilities in clinical management, logistics, water, sanitation and hygiene.
They were also awarded World Health Organization Emergency Medical Team (EMT) badge proof that they are certified and recognized for international humanitarian deployment.
“All three PEMATs are classified as Type 1 Fixed EMTs, they can provide daylight hours care for acute trauma and non-trauma presentations and referrals,” said Herbosa.
PEMATs from DOH can also do ongoing health investigation or care and community-based primary care in an outpatient fixed facility.
Meanwhile, Philippine embassy in Myanmar expressed its readiness to help relocate or bring home any Filipinos affected Friday’s earthquake.
“Embassy is gathering current and credible information on status of all affected Filipinos in Myanmar in order to determine resources necessary to assist them, including deployment of team on ground to conduct welfare checks on them,” it announced.
“Those who require relocation or repatriation will also be assessed and assisted,” the Philippine embassy said in a post on its official Facebook page.
For emergencies, embassy can be reached through Assistance-to-Nationals (ATN) hotline (+95 998 521 0991) or official Philippine embassy in Myanmar Facebook Messenger.
Philippine embassy is yet to release information if any Filipinos were hurt or killed in the earthquake but has advised Filipinos in Myanmar to remain calm and monitor updates from credible and verifiable sources of information.
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