Bishkek, July 14, 2020. /Kabar/. "Covering the shortage of drugs in the country is under special control. The option of using the potential of domestic pharmaceutical production is also under consideration. The Government is recommended to support pharmaceutical enterprises, except for measures to import medicines from outside," President of Kyrgyzstan Sooronbay Jeenbekov said Tuesday during a conversation with medical personnel while visiting a night-time inpatient center in Bishkek,
The center is being opened to receive citizens for provision primary medical care at night, the Kyrgyz President’s press service reported.
Bishkek Mayor Aziz Surakmatov informed that in addition to 9 day centers, two night-time hospitals are opened in the capital, where citizens can receive necessary medical care and advice from doctors.
Medical volunteers from among compatriots who have arrived from abroad are also involved in the work of the night hospitals.
Speaking to the medical stuff, President Jeenbekov expressed his deep gratitude to them for providing necessary round-the-clock assistance to patients.
In total, more than 80 medical volunteers from Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk and other cities of Russia have arrived to provide medical assistance to health facilities of the country. Medical volunteer teams from Novosibirsk and Turkey are expected to arrive in the near future.
The Kyrgyz President said the Government is increasing the salaries of doctors working in focuses of diseases, and it will continue to support them in the future.
As Jeenbekov stressed, volunteers, who have taken special care of physicians, provide all possible assistance in the fight against the disease. Thanks to their active civic position, inpatient centers are being opened.
"If every citizen observes the established requirements, then we will win. Much depends on responsibility and discipline," the President concluded, and wished the medical personnel health and strength of spirit.
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