Soroka Hospital spokesperson reported that renovation work will begin soon, including external reinforcement of the northern surgical hospitalization building and the non-reinforced operating room complex located in an adjacent building, which were shut down following a direct hit from an Iranian missile. The renovation was planned before the missile strike.
Soroka Hospital: Renovation work of building hit by Iranian missile to begin soon
After Iran missile hit, Israel outlines massive NIS 1 billion recovery plan for Soroka hospita
Health Ministry says rebuilding plan will require cooperation from the Finance Ministry, the broader government and philanthropic organizations; ‘We plan not only to repair but to rebuild more robustly,’ says ministry chief
Beersheba’s Soroka hospital, hit by missile days ago, treats wounded in latest strike
Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba says the hospital’s trauma team and its life-saving unit are prepared to receive casualties from the latest round of ballistic missile fire from Iran.
Are Israeli hospitals ready for the next missile strike?
A direct missile strike on Soroka Medical Center exposes critical gaps in Israel’s hospital defenses, raising urgent questions about the safety of patients and staff
Israel’s Health System Was at Peak Readiness. It Now Requires a Reassessment
Israel’s health system is in a race against time. The objective: Making sure hospital staff and patients are protected, while simultaneously discharging as many patients as possible to reduce hospital occupancy. Both are to ensure the safety of the patients and to preserve the stockpiles of reserves of emergency medicine in case, for example, of a mass casualty event.
