Dialysis Death Case: Chills at the Artificial Kidney Unit After the Seal Is Removed

After more than 1 month of being sealed for investigation, the Investigation Police Agency of Hoa Binh Province Police removed the seal and handed over the Artificial Kidney Unit, Intensive Care Department to Hoa Binh Provincial General Hospital.

The seal has been removed.

On the afternoon of July 6, I arrived at the kidney unit. Although the seals had been removed, the rooms were still closed, dark and cold. When I opened the door, I was hit by the strong stench of a room that had not been cleaned for a long time and felt cold, remembering the feeling on the morning of May 29 when I saw 18 beds of people on dialysis and the "deadly" dialysis water filtration system.

Dialysis water filtration systems are nearly 300 times more toxic.

Talk to reportersDan TriDr. Quach Thien Tuong, Permanent Deputy Director - In charge of Hoa Binh Provincial General Hospital, said: The Investigation Police Agency of Hoa Binh Provincial Police has drawn up a record to remove the seal and hand over the Artificial Kidney Unit, Intensive Care Department to Hoa Binh Provincial General Hospital yesterday morning (July 5) after more than a month of being sealed to serve the investigation.

The beds where 18 dialysis patients used to sleep.

According to experts, the entire filtration system handed over by the Hoa Binh Provincial Police Department cannot be reused due to safety concerns.

Next week, July 10, this unit will report to the Hoa Binh Department of Health to invite leading experts from Bach Mai Hospital to survey and estimate the investment in a new dialysis water filtration system; at the same time, urgently prepare the conditions to install 11 new artificial kidney dialysis machines donated by the Minister of Health.

After completion, regular dialysis patients can return for treatment at Hoa Binh Provincial General Hospital.

According to Dantri