We have 150 beds but we need 300. We lack medicines and there are several cases of contagion among our staff. She suggests treating the Chechens at home in anti-tuberculosis centers near the border where the situation is more or less calm, as the movement of refugees only increases the risk of contagion. In the hospital garden, the Russian emergencies ministry has installed a dozen medical tents that house 42 tuberculosis sufferers, all refugees. Since their arrival at the end of last October, ministry doctors have carried out more than 6,000 consultations and 369 people have been hospitalized before being evacuated outside Ingushetia.
People are afraid to get examined.
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