The Oncology Clinic in Skopje, a facility that provides radiotherapy treatments for patients managing malignant diseases, was affected by significant flooding. Following reports disseminated across various media platforms, the Clinic’s director, Igor Stojkovski, officially confirmed the incident. Mr.
Stojkovski stated that immediate action was taken to safeguard the premises. He confirmed that all sensitive medical equipment was promptly shut down to mitigate any potential escalation of risk associated with the water ingress. “The equipment was shut down in time,” stated Stojkovski, assuring the public and stakeholders of the necessary precautions taken.
The director further emphasized the clinic’s commitment to patient safety protocols, confirming that the facility remains in continuous communication with the Radiation Safety Agency. Crucially, he assured that no patient was exposed to any measurable risk during the event. The flooding itself was attributed to adverse weather conditions that impacted the city of Skopje.
The response detailed by Stojkovski highlights the immediate operational adjustments made by the staff. The swift shutdown of machinery was a critical measure designed to protect both the advanced technological equipment and the integrity of the medical processes underway. The clinic continues to monitor the situation in coordination with local authorities to ensure a full return to normal operations once the weather improves and the facility is deemed safe.
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