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KRCS provides 115 apartments with basic needs for nursing staff

KUNA Saturday, May 23, 2020

The Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society (KRCS), Friday, provided 115 apartments with all the basic living needs for nursing staff in the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health in Jaber Al-Ahmad residential area.

In a statement to KUNA, KRCS Chairman, Dr. Hilal Al-Sayer said on the sidelines of a visit to the apartments in Jaber Al-Ahmad area, that residential housing is fully furnished and ready to use by the nursing staff.

Al-Sayer pointed out that this comes as a continuation of the work carried out by the association to help the government agencies to confront the coronavirus pandemic and to support of the ministry of health.

He noted that 115 apartments distributed over 23 apartment buildings were furnished with all the basic requirements for living, noting that various food baskets were also provided, which cover the necessary requirements for the nursing staff.

For his part, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Mustafa Redha, praised KRCS efforts and its continuous support in all fields since the beginning of the crisis.

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shumaila Khan Sunday, May 24, 2020 @Anish Augustine Spoken like a typical husband who thinks wife is a servant, babysitter, nanny, cook and so many other such issues - in your words. Don''t pretend you care about their immense stress when actually you are worried about the above requirements. Man up to your responsibilities of being a father and since you cannot help with tackling the virus, take care of the home so that your wife can be stress free for polishing the nuts of doctors.
Anish Augustine Sunday, May 24, 2020 Never... Infact nurses who are staying with their families are not willing to stay away in Hostels. This will badly affect them due to immense stress. Already they are working long hours under severe pressure to save COVID-19 patients... They feel bit relaxed only after reaching home & seeing their children. Being with family will defenetly help them to recharge and work peacefully at their workplaces.... In their absence who will take care of their family..? No servants...?? No baby sitting...?? If anybody become sick, who will take care of them?....So many other such issues...!!! Forcing them to stay away from their family is like torturing them... this is not the time to do that... Now they need more support, more prayers from all of us. Let us do that... They truly our Nurses are angels of all the time ... They are proving it again & again during this crisis too... Let us support them by all means...!!!
shumaila Khan Saturday, May 23, 2020 Many thanks for this noble gesture. In this time of testing we can be thankful that good people still helping and also Anand is chutiya. Thanks very much and bless you!
Anand Saturday, May 23, 2020 This will help all Nurses to do their duty without fear. They all worried because back home every day is danger to their family.

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