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The death of a patient on the Keshem Lavander Abbas sea route, beyond the grief of a family and the bitterness of an accident, raised a fundamental question about the state of access of the residents of the Hormuzgan Islands to emergency medical services; A question whose answer cannot be found only in the description of the last moments of a sea voyage, but must be examined in the preparation of the rescue fleet, the treatment facilities on the islands and the manner of transporting seriously ill patients. Mohammad Jahangirian - IRNA reporter Baksham reports.

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The death of a patient on the Keshem Lavander Abbas sea route, beyond the grief of a family and the bitterness of an accident, raised a fundamental question about the state of access of the residents of the Hormuzgan Islands to emergency medical services; A question whose answer cannot be found only in the description of the last moments of a sea voyage, but must be examined in the preparation of the rescue fleet, the treatment facilities on the islands and the manner of transporting seriously ill patients. Mohammad Jahangirian - IRNA reporter Baksham reports.

The death of a patient on the Keshem Lavander Abbas sea route, beyond the grief of a family and the bitterness of an accident, raised a fundamental question about the state of access of the residents of the Hormuzgan Islands to emergency medical services; A question whose answer cannot be found only in the description of the last moments of a sea voyage, but must be examined in the preparation of the rescue fleet, the treatment facilities on the islands and the manner of transporting seriously ill patients. Mohammad Jahangirian - IRNA reporter Baksham reports.