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Itália inaugura trem com 21 leitos de UTI para aliviar hospitais

Estrutura ocupa três dos oito vagões da composição para dar apoio ao sistema de saúde do país na pandemia de covid-19

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Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Un enfermero italiano en la estación de tren de Roma Termini, en el que ultiman los detalles del tren medicalizado con el que desde hoy se sumarán a la batalla contra el coronavirus, trasladando a eventuales pacientes críticos en sus vagones de Cuidados Intensivos, aunque el convoy podrá ser utilizado también en otras emergencias.-EFE/Gonzalo Sánchez
Un enfermero italiano en la estación de tren de Roma Termini, en el que ultiman los detalles del tren medicalizado con el que desde hoy se sumarán a la batalla contra el coronavirus, trasladando a eventuales pacientes críticos en sus vagones de Cuidados Intensivos, aunque el convoy podrá ser utilizado también en otras emergencias.-EFE/Gonzalo Sánchez
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI

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Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Un enfermero italiano en la estación de tren de Roma Termini, en el que ultiman los detalles del tren medicalizado con el que desde hoy se sumarán a la batalla contra el coronavirus, trasladando a eventuales pacientes críticos en sus vagones de Cuidados Intensivos, aunque el convoy podrá ser utilizado también en otras emergencias.-EFE/Gonzalo Sánchez
Un enfermero italiano en la estación de tren de Roma Termini, en el que ultiman los detalles del tren medicalizado con el que desde hoy se sumarán a la batalla contra el coronavirus, trasladando a eventuales pacientes críticos en sus vagones de Cuidados Intensivos, aunque el convoy podrá ser utilizado también en otras emergencias.-EFE/Gonzalo Sánchez
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Rome (Italy), 08/03/2021.- A new medical train, consisting of eight carriages and two locomotives, is presented at Termini railway station in Rome, 08 March 2021. Three wagons are equipped with intense care equipment to accommodate up to 21 patients. (Italia, Roma) EFE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI

A Itália inaugurou nesta semana sua nova aposta no combate à pandemia do novo coronavírus: um trem convertido em UTI móvel que percorrerá as ferrovias do país para tentar aliviar a pressão sobre a rede de hospitais do país. O veículo está na estação Termini da capital, Roma, pronto para ser despachado caso algum governo local faça o pedido Sardenha se torna primeira região italiana a ficar livre de restrições

  • coronavirus
  • italia
  • covid-19
  • trem
  • trem-uti
  • cuidados intensivos
  • pandemia

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