00:00Everyone, ladies!
00:26So nothing was here yesterday.
00:30Yesterday, around 8 a.m., when we got the alarms that things started,
00:35all the people from the division came to help,
00:38and construction from Sheba Medical Center created this amazing place
00:43in order for patients to deliver safely underground.
00:51This is kind of unusual.
00:53We're currently in the parking lot of Sheba Medical Center.
00:59This was a normal parking lot, and now it's labor and delivery rooms.
01:06We have ten labor and delivery rooms,
01:09including three labor and delivery rooms for induction
01:12and an OR for cesarean deliveries.
01:23It's a little bit abnormal, okay? It's not our usual space,
01:26but we created a space that's totally safe for the patients.
01:30We have everything that we had upstairs.
01:32We now have downstairs, including for emergency cesarean delivery,
01:37including all the equipment for labor and delivery.
01:39So we feel safe working here right now,
01:42and the most important part is that our patients feel safe coming now.
01:46You can see to my right side is the emergency department that we moved here yesterday afternoon,
01:53and all emergency cases have been treated here to my right side.
01:58In the other side, in the white tent, you can see here two departments.
02:03One is the neurological department, and the other one is the neurosurgery department.
02:08Both of them with 52 patients move here this morning to a place in a shelter and safe environment.
02:37We understand that we are in a different story,
02:41because this missile can carry up till 1,000 kilos of explosives,
02:47and there is no building that can take this amount of explosion.
02:52Therefore, the decision we made to bring all patients,
02:56which mean 2,000 beds that Sheba has underground to a safe and sheltered place.
03:03One of the places that we trace and bring to be a place that we can accommodate patients is here.
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