The hospital syndicate consultant Sleiman Haroun advised MTV that they will’t entry their funds from the Lebanese banks. Consequently, they aren’t in a position to purchase and restock medication.
He claims they want roughly 200 billion LL (~$4.25 million) per thirty days simply to cowl the price of restocking medication.
He stated that the inventory in some hospitals will run out as quickly as subsequent week and so they must ask sufferers to carry their very own medication with them.
The unofficial capital management by Lebanese banks has prevented tens of millions of individuals and companies from accessing their deposits since late 2019.
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