CORONAVIRUS: A LITTLE QUESTION TO THE GABONESE AUTHORITIES WHO SAY THEY ARE READY! CORONAVIRUS: UNE PETITE QUESTION AUX AUTHORITÉS GABONAISES QUI SE DISENT PRÊTES!




English version

Dear readers, when the regime's henchmen tell you that they are ready to fight Coronavirus in Gabon effectively, ask them the following little question:

How is the regime preparing for the influx of patients to Gabonese health centers?
• How many available beds are there in Gabonese hospitals?
• How is the health system organized to avoid any risk of contamination of patients among themselves, and of patients to health personnel?




Version française

Chers lecteurs, lorsque les sbires du régime viendront vous dire qu’ils soient prêts à combattre efficacement le Coronavirus au Gabon, posez-leur la petite question suivante :

Comment se prépare le régime en prévision de l’afflux de malades vers les centres de soins du Gabon ?
• Combien de lits disponibles existent-il dans les structures hospitalières Gabonaises ?
• Comment le système de santé s’organise-t-il pour éviter tout risque de contamination de patients entre eux, et de patients aux personnels de santé ?

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