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Agence Maritime Mohab assisting fight against Covid-19 in Tunisia

Apr 13, 2021

Agence Maritime Mohab, member to the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Tunisia, got involved in the logistics for a remarkable initiative against the Covid-19 pandemic in Tunisia.

The United States have supported Tunisia in the difficult time of Covid situation by sending equipments as donation to put in place tents in the fight against covid as hospitals are getting full.

The Tunisia Minister of Health, Mr. Faouzi Mehdi, and US Ambassador in Tunisia, Mr. Donald Blome, visited one of the first field hospitals donated by the United States to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mongi.

The mobile, negative-pressure isolation hospitals offer 30 beds each and provide additional space for the safe testing, isolation, and treatment of patients with COVID-19 or other airborne infectious disease.

  • Airport of destination : Tunis Carthage
  • Final Destination : Hospital Mongi Slim
  • Project : USA Covid support to Tunisia
  • Scope of work : Handling and delivery of goods from arrival till job site

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