Hurumende ye Zanzibar yakagamuchira EDE COVID scanners kubva ku Abu Dhabi, Dubai neChitatu mangwanani na6:30am muna Kukadzi 16, 2022, Abeid Amani Kurume International Airport, Terminal 3.
Iwo EDE scanners anoshandisa tekinoroji inogona kuona hutachiona hweCCIDID-19 nekuyera masaisai emagetsi, ayo anoshanduka kana maRNA zvidimbu zvehutachiona zviripo mumuviri wemunhu, nekudaro zvichipa mhedzisiro. Izvi zvichauya sezororo kuzviuru zvevashanyi vasina kunaka veCCIDID-19 vanozovimbiswa kupinda kwakachengeteka uye kupinda muZanzibar pasina dambudziko rekutsungirira kusagadzikana kwemhino.
Danho rehurumende iri rinoratidza chiono chayo chekushandisa michina yechizvino-zvino kugadzira mikana kubva munguva dzakaoma. Mukukwirira kwedenda reCCIDID-19 uye sezvo hutachiona huchiramba huchichinja kuita zvimwe zvakasiyana, maEDE scanners inzira yechokwadi yekuchengetedza iyo inobatsira kugadzira nzvimbo dzakachengeteka uye kuchengetedza hutano hweveruzhinji.
Kutaura panguva yekugamuchirwa kweEDE scanners pa Abeid Amani Kurume International Airport, HE Hussein Mwinyi said:
"Denda iri rakakanganisa zvisati zvamboitika kuvanhu, nharaunda nemaindasitiri, kunyanya indasitiri yekufambisa. Nechikonzero ichi, isu tinofara kushanda pamwe neSanimed, mubatsiri weIHC Group kuti vatange aya matsva eEDE scanner mu. Zanzibar, kuunza kugona kukuru kune vafambi vanouya Zanzibar sechiteshi chengarava.”
Kutambirwa kwema scanner aya, anove ekutanga erudzi rwawo muAfrica, kucharatidza Zanzibar senyika inotungamira mukurwisa Covid-XNUMX uye kusimbisa kuzvipira kweHofisi yeMutungamiriri wenyika pamwe neyeBazi rezvehutano. kuona kuti vanhu ve Zanzibar neTanzania pazere vanokwanisa kuwana yakanakisa hutano tekinoroji iripo.
“Africa ichiri kuenderera mberi nekusimudzira hunyanzvi uye tekinoroji. Isu tinofara kuburitsa aya ekutanga emhando yeEDE scanner yekushandura COVID-19 kuyedza tichibatsirana neHurumende ye Zanzibar", Ajhay Bhatia, Chief Executive Officer weSanimed International akadaro.
"Sevashandisi venzvimbo huru yepasi rose yeCCIDID-19 yekuongorora zvirwere, tafunga kubatana neAlfa care kuti titumire imwe yemarabhoritari edu e-state-of-the-art uye nzvimbo dzekuyedza muZanzibar kuti dzibatane nehunyanzvi hwekuvheneka kuitira kuti tipe. vafambi zviri nyore zvinoenderana nenyika iri kuchinja yatiri kurarama mairi.” Akawedzera.
Iyo state-of-the-art lab uye nzvimbo dzekuyedza ichagadzira chibvumirano chakagovaniswa kune vese vanopinda uye vanobuda kunze kwenyika pakati penyika mbiri idzi iyo inoisa nhanho yenzira yekugadzira Africa yekutanga Green Channels neMiddle East nedzimwe nzvimbo dzekufambisa dzepasirese.
Iwo ma scanner achange ari chikamu chebhirioni yemadhora lab uye chirongwa chekutsvagisa icho hurumende yeZanzibar ichabatsirika kubva kana yangoiswa sezvo isingabatanidzike uye inogona kushandiswa paruzhinji kuongororwa. Iyi yakabatanidzwa nzira yekurwisa COVID-19 ichapa vashanyi runyararo rwepfungwa sezvo vachigona kufamba pese pekupinda nyore nepo panguva imwe chete vachivimbiswa kuchengetedzeka kwavo kusvika kuCOVID-19.
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- The reception of these scanners, which will be the first of their kind in Africa, will mark Zanzibar as the country setting a precedence in the fight against COVID and cement the dedication of the Office of the President as well that of the Ministry of Health towards ensuring that the people of Zanzibar and Tanzania at large have access to the best healthcare technology there is.
- “As the operator of the world's largest COVID-19 diagnostics facility, we have decided to partner with Alfa care to deploy one of our state-of-the-art laboratories and testing facilities in Zanzibar to integrate with the scanning technology in order to provide travelers with convenience that complies with the changing world we are living in.
- The EDE scanners employ a technology that can detect a possible COVID-19 infection by measuring electromagnetic waves, which change when the RNA particles of the virus are present in a person's body, therefore providing an immediate result.
