Gideon Medical (GiMed) is proud to announce a new program.
With the recent wars and the call for medical assistance in thousands of nations Gideon Medical of the Aredan Nation has vowed to create a new program to provide medical assistance for nations in need of aid. Doctors of Critical Situations (DoCS), as the new program is called strive to give the best assistance to any affected nation. The doctors, nurses, medicine and all other staff and equipment are dedicated to providing this aid equally and unbiased to any nation requesting their assistance. GiMed spokeswoman Elyan Gieston announced the new program yesterday evening at a company news conference. She would go on to say about the program,
Later questions would ask about how much money actually goes to the program and more importantly those actually affected by the wars and disasters. As well as since the company is an openly Christian company how much religion will be played into this program. Gieston would answer both of those by saying,
The Government of Aredan supports the cause of this program it does not take any responsibility to the actions and decisions of the DoCS. The Governments spokesmen Laeth Restan stated
Some requirements of Nations requesting aid from DoCS include nations that are in anarchy, lost over 60% of their infrastructure, and currently at peace with all nations. Nations that have been hit by natural disasters will also receive aid no matter what the political status of the nation is, unless it will severely risk the lives of DoCS staff. Eventually GiMed will create another program to follow up after the initial shock of the situation. This program will rebuild communities and help the victims through the suffering caused.
GiMed stated that DoCS currently can only support helping one nation due to its small size, but hopes that this will become a planetary program that will be able to help hundreds of nations at once. Hanlyn Ship works has told GiMed that it will create a small medical ship to donate towards DoCS and expects nothing in return. The ship will have 2 Surgery rooms and 50 rooms for patients to be watched at. Other Aredan companies have also donated items such as helicopters, cargo planes, and ships to move staff and equipment.
Mark Stronholm
Aredan Tribune Reporter
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