Protective visors, paramedics, Klaudianova hospital, epidemic, pandemic, coronavirus, covid-19

Protective visors, paramedics, Klaudianova hospital, epidemic, pandemic, coronavirus, covid-19

3D printing of protective visors was also launched at the end of March. In Mlada Boleslav, the Technical Development department, the pilot line and the SKODA Academy are all involved in the production of these visors that have already been delivered to the cityｴs Klaudianova hospital. The SKODA visors which are manufactured in Kvasiny are for internal use and, in coordination with the Czech Ministry of Health, also for hospital staff in the regions around the plants. Paramedics with visors take samples in Klaudianova hospital in Mlada Boleslav Czech Republic, April 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/Rene Fluger)

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  • ILEA000256710
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  • 2020/4/17 00:00:00
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