After the dramatic explosion of a fuel depot in Guinea, Prism donates medical equipment

Prism donne une trentaine de palettes d'équipements médicaux. Prism

Following the explosion and fire at Guinea's main fuel depot on December 18, 23 people lost their lives and 241 people were injured. Out of solidarity in the face of this tragedy and the urgent need for medical equipment on site, Prism has decided to donate around thirty pallets.

After the explosion and fire at a fuel depot in Guinea on December 18, Prism donates medical equipment. The Hérault company is sending around thirty pallets to respond to the tragedy which led to the death of  23 people and left 241 injured. 

Around thirty palettes donated

Friday January 19, around thirty pallets of medical equipment (hydroalcoholic gel and masks) left the Prism premises in Frontignan and took the road towards Guinea.

This mobilization is being done in collaboration with French HealthCare, Steam France and Meditech International (currently in Conakry).

Prism donates around thirty pallets of medical equipment. Prism

Responding to disaster from a medical perspective

It should make it possible to respond to this disaster from a medical point of view and to participate in the implementation of the central sterilization of the Donka University Hospital. 

Prism is delighted to contribute, to its extent, to the expression of solidarity with the Guinean population.