Ambev Oxygen Plant Exclusively for Donating Oxygen Cylinders to Public Hospitals to Be Established Soon

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/03/2021 at 10:40

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New Ambev Oxygen Plant Will Supply Non-Profit Public Hospitals

The government of São Paulo, through Vice Governor Rodrigo Garcia, detailed plans to create an oxygen plant with the help of Ambev, in partnership with the private sector, to support the state’s hospitals. On the morning of this Monday (22), the agreement was signed in a meeting, with participation from João Doria (PSDB), Governor of São Paulo. The announcement took place at a press conference held also on this Monday, at the Palácio dos Bandeirantes, the seat of the São Paulo government.

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According to Garcia, the oxygen plant created with Ambev will be located in Ribeirão Preto (interior of São Paulo) and will provide 120 oxygen cylinders per day. These cylinders will be donated by the company to intensive care units (ICUs).

Understand How the Distribution of Oxygen Cylinders from the New Ambev Plant Will Be Made

The oxygen distribution from the plant created by Ambev will primarily be for hospitals in the state network, but oxygen cylinders may also be supplied to municipal networks and the private sector in cases of urgency.

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The Secretaries’ Pronouncement on the Plants

The state secretary of Economic Development, Patricia Ellen, also announced the creation of task forces with more private initiatives, such as Ambev’s, to ensure the supply of oxygen to hospitals across the state. The companies mentioned by the secretary were Air Liquide, Atmosfera Gases, and IBG.

According to Jean Gorinchteyn, Secretary of Health, there is no risk of a lack of oxygen in the state until the plant starts operating within the ten days mentioned.

The plant is a strategic plan to help smaller municipalities struggling to maintain stock, according to Gorinchteyn. “It’s a matter of logistics, of distributing the oxygen cylinders,” said the secretary. “Small cities do not have large oxygen tanks, so they need these cylinders.”

Ambev Oxygen Plant Exclusively for Donating Oxygen Cylinders to Public Hospitals to Be Established Soon

New Ambev Oxygen Plant Will Supply Non-Profit Public Hospitals

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