Примеры использования Donka на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed Donka Gligorova.
They also held a meeting with members of the Crisis Committee, which was attended by the Minister of Health andthe directors of the Ignace Deen and Donka hospitals.
Red berets began arriving at Donka Hospital in the mid-afternoon.
The Donka hospital received one such victim who succumbed to her injuries on 28 September.
The Minister of Health arrived at Donka Hospital, where he ordered doctors not to treat patients.
At the Donka Hospital, the red berets told relatives who arrived early on the morning of 29 September that they were awaiting the orders of their commanders to display the corpses.
Medical sources confirmed having treated 27 demonstrators at Donka hospital, mostly for bullet wounds in the legs.
Red berets raided the Donka hospital several times during the afternoon and evening of 28 September.
The first fatality occurred at that time some 300 metres from the stadium, on the Donka road, when a young man was shot by a police officer.
Hospital staff were ordered by the Donka hospital administrators to conceal diagnoses and to release no statistical information.
The Red Cross also chose to take those wounded persons who were able to walk, particularly rape victims,to the homes of private individuals rather than to the Donka hospital.
A number of wounded who fled Donka were refused treatment by doctors when they returned to the hospital some days later.
Hospital sources confirmed that 55 people were treated andthat nine were hospitalized at Donka hospital, mostly for injuries caused by beatings, machetes and bullets.
Doctor Fatou Sikhe Camara, Director of Donka Hospital, particularly as regards the military takeover of her hospital and the various measures taken to conceal medical facts;
The remaining 40 persons, now missing, were seen at the stadium by their relatives wounded or dead on 28 September.Most of the dead were seen in the Donka or Ignace Deen hospital morgues.
The main point of entry to the 28 September Stadium is on the Donka road and is accessed via an esplanade, known as"the terrace", where a police stadium outpost is also located.
The allocation of wounded to the various health-care facilities was completely uncoordinated, with the result that the majority went to the Donka Hospital, the facility closest to the stadium.
Some 24 corpses were deposited at the Ignace Deen morgue and 34 at the Donka morgue, although the cold rooms at each hospital were designed to accommodate no more than 10 corpses at a time.
The Donka national hospital has a separate emergency plan, put in place by the Ministry of Health and ICRC, and which is activated whenever the hospital receives more than 25 patients with serious injuries in a single day.
Despite the military takeover of the morgues, some eyewitnesses saw the corpses of their relatives in the Donka mortuary hall, and some were even able to recover them after paying a sum of money.
One victim, who had gone to the Donka Hospital to search for his wife, was stopped near the entrance by three truckloads of red berets and was stripped of his motorbike, money and mobile telephone.
On the other hand,the attempts by the military to block the Red Cross ambulances transporting wounded persons and the pillaging of the Donka Hospital pharmacy on the evening of 28 September constitute serious violations of the right to health of the victims.
Military control over the Ignace Deen and Donka hospitals continued to increase and was not lifted, at least over the morgues, until 2 October, when victims' bodies were displayed at the Faisal Mosque.
According to the Ministry of Health andthe National Health Crisis Committee, on the morning of 28 September 2009, after the arrival of the first casualties, Donka hospital activated its emergency plan while the Committee activated its ORSEC plan.
Between 8.30 a.m. and 9 a.m., clashes occurred between security forces and demonstrators at several locations on the Donka road, including at the Hamdallaye roundabout, at the Bellevue crossroads, at the crossroads to the south-west of the terrace, and in the terrace itself, when demonstrators tried to force their way through the barriers in order to continue on to the stadium.
The health facilities involved in the provision of care are divided into four groups: the Donka and Ignace Deen national hospitals, the armed forces health service, the community medical centres and the public and private health centres.
Similarly, rape victims were not counted unless the rape was confirmed by the Donka gynaecological service, regardless of whether care had been provided by other services in the hospital, especially the psychiatric service.
The threats by the military and the Minister of Health against the wounded and the personnel caring for them at Donka Hospital as well as the placing of the hospitals under military control for several days forced an undetermined but large number of the wounded to leave the hospital or not to seek care for fear of retaliation.