Inside the largest makeshift hospital in Da Nang city

Experts check technical infrastructure in the makeshift hospital which was promptly built in three and a half days. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

It is the first makeshift hospital in Vietnam to be built by putting modules together. The systems of rooms/sickbeds, sewage treatment, lighting, partition etc, have been designed and installed in the standards of the Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Health of Vietnam. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

The 2nd and 3rd floor corridors of Tien Son Sports Arena are installed with 400 sickbeds. The 4th floor is the place for medical staffs to work and relax. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

The hospital has a capacity of 1,000 patients. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

This makeshift hospital meets the criteria for the safety from infectious diseases, avoiding cross-contamination. It has natural ventilation and detailed signboards to each sickrooms. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

The sickroom is convenient, especially equipped with an emergency button to the command center. The hospital also has free wifi coverage. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

The makeshift hospital at Tien Son Sports Arena (Hai Chau district) will be multi-use. If the number of Covid-19 patients outbreaks, it will receive and treat them. If the number of Covid-19 patients is still controlled and the hospitals and medical centers in the city can still afford to treat them, it will receive, isolate and monitor the close contact cases (F1) during 14 days. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

Cleaning and disinfecting the makeshift hospital. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

Tien Son Sports Arena is chosen for makeshift hospital building because it is far from residential quarters and it has convenient transportation. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn

This project is sponsored and built by Sun Group. It aims to join hands with Da Nang city to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic when the Covid-19 epidemic in the locality is complicated at present. Photo: nguoiduatin.vn