A team of surgeons continued an operation during a powerful earthquake in Kamchatka without injuring the patient or medical staff.
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During an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in the Kamchatka region, a team of surgeons continued to operate on a patient, captured on video released by the Russian Health Ministry. Neither the patient nor the doctors were injured, and the region's governor announced that the medical team would be compensated by the state. This earthquake was one of the strongest in the world since 2011, similar to the one that caused the Fukushima tsunami.
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VIDEO O echipă de chirurgi ruşi a continuat să opereze un pacient în timpul cutremurului cu magnitudinea 8,8 din Kamceatka
O echipă de chirurgi ruşi a continuat să opereze în timp ce blocul operator era zguduit de cutremurul de 8,8 magnitudine
O echipă de chirurgi ruşi a continuat să opereze un pacient în timp ce blocul operator era zguduit de cutremurul de magnitudinea 8,8 din Kamceatka. Ministerul Sănătăţii publică o înregistrare video pe reţele de socializare
Imagini virale cu o echipă de chirurgi care țin pacientul pe masa de operație, în timpul cutremurului din Rusia
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