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Spedizione di un container con materiale per l’ospedale Tumaini

 Il container (regalatoci da un benefattore) contiene il materiale sotto elencato::

-    25 letti (del tipo “basculante”) in ottime condizioni, dismessi  dall’ospedale delle Molinette di Torino;

-  altre apparecchiature medicali sempre provenienti dallo stesso ospedale, tra cui un   preziosissimo elettrobisturi, uno sterilizzatore da laboratorio, lettini per visita, fili da sutura, guanti, un computer, comodini, ecc.

-     25 materassi nuovi, offerti da IKEA di Genova Campi;

-     tre lavatrici nuove, due delle quali offerte dal Sindacato Autonomo di Polizia;

-     altro materiale e medicinali che è troppo lungo elencare qui, ma che saranno molto utili in     Tanzania.

 

Secondo rapporto sulla ristrutturazione dell’Ospedale Tumaini
Thank you for reminding me.My report has been ready since yesterday except for the pictures to be scanned.I dont own a scanner a friend has one and had some problems in scanning.The work is going on well as
you will see from those pictures.
1.The new door and window frames have already been fitted. The new door frames are in conformity with a public structure; the extra new windows have been added to provide more ventilation and also more light.
We are drawing the current grond plan which will be forwarded to you soon ready.
We have also removed the old electrical fittings and system ready for new fittings.The scrubbing of walls is still going on.Replacing the ceiling frames to accomodate new ceiling.Removing old water pipes
Victor Massawe

16 Febbraio 2005: Primo rapporto sulla ristrutturazione dell’Ospedale Tumaini
On the 1st week of February 2005 we started RENOVATION of Tumaini Health center. There was a slight delay in commencing due to the few admitted patients.
The initial work in progress are:
(1) Draw a ground plan for the main Building (housing the male and female words)
(2) Demolish the unwanted walls
(3) Have made the proper and necessary openings (windows) for more light and ventilation.
(4) Removed all the frames and doors
(5) Check and repair the leaking ROOF
(6) Remove the wiremesh and mosquito gause from the windows
(7) Start masonry work in repairing the walls and openings.
(8) Starting to make frames for All THE DOORS AND THE ADDITIONAL WINDOWS.
My main concern at present is to concentrate first with the repairs of the main building which will accommodate most of the Patients. This is the biggest and the most dilapidated building.
It is also good to know there has been some alteration on the repairs due to Hospital needs other than those points raised during our discussions while in Tanga
MOST of events on the repairs which are going on at TUMAINI HEALTH CENTER are being documented by way of moving and still PICTURES.
I am arranging to send to you some photos of the activities at site in a few days time.
Kind Regards Victor Massawe