Citra Husada Hospital, West Kalimantan Used New Trash Bags to Replace Hazmat

Citra Husada Hospital, Nanga Pinoh, Melawi Regency, West Kalimantan had been using new trash bags as a substitute for hazmat in handling patients suspected of being exposed to COVID 19. So the Nanga Pinoh Hospital or also commonly referred to as Melawi Hospital was very enthusiastic about receiving the distribution of PPE equipment sent from SCTV Indosiar's Pundi Amal Peduli Kasih Foundation (YPP) in Jakarta. Located about 612 km from the capital city of West Kalimantan, on June 5, 2020 this RSUD received a number of Personal Protective Equipment for its medical team:
- 100 Hazmat; - 50 pairs of foot covers; - 500pcs Surgical Masks; - 80pcs N95 masks; - 50pcs Faceshield; - 50 safety google; - 500 safety gloves; - 500 cloth masks

For the medical team of the hospital, which is about 2 days travel from Pontianak, the assistance funded by viewers of SCTV, Indosiar, O Channel, Liputan 6.com, Vidio.com and Serbu Seru Bukalapak users in the Emtek Peduli Corona program must be very helpful in treating patients suspected of being exposed to COVID 19. So for the time being, they can say bye bye to new garbage bags and replace them with more appropriate Hazmat clothing.

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* This article has been corrected by changing the name of the hospital from RSUD Malawi to RS Citra Husada.