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SARAJEVO, December 31 (FENA) - The Bihać Health Center suffered extensive damage due to the earthquake that hit the region with an epicenter near Zagreb. According to the findings of the certified engineers, the building of the Health Center in Bihać is not suitable for use due to impaired structural stability and safety.
At the urgent request to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Social Policy of Una-Sana Canton to provide emergency support to this institution in the form of housing containers that will serve as a temporary solution to continue working, the European Union, through the project “EU Support to Migration and Border Management in Bosnia and Herzegovina” donated six containers that will be placed on the site today and thus enable the medical staff to continue providing medical care to patients.
Transport and installation of the donated containers will be supported through the European Union-funded project “Addressing COVID-19 Challenges within the Migrant and Refugee Response in the Western Balkans,” implemented by IOM and UNHCR.
During the handover of the six housing containers, the representatives of the Health Center Bihać emphasized that such an urgent and efficient solution is of great help to this institution.
The Bihać Health Center provides health care services for almost 60,000 locals, and in the conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, it provides additional efforts and ensures access to health care to all Bihać residents and to migrants and refugees currently residing in Una-Sana Canton, stated the IOM.
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