Hospital Escuela (biggest in the country)is preparing to receive wounded from slaughter announced by Pavón

Hospital Escuela (biggest in the country)is preparing to receive wounded from slaughter announced by Pavón

Monday, 23 November of 2009 04:16

by The Liberator

Facing the possibility of a bloodbath planned by the Armed Forces (FF, AA) for election day in order to invalidate the process and seize power, according to statements by Andres Pavon, the Committee for the Defense Human Rights in Honduras (CODEH), the Hospital School has canceled a series of surgeries that were scheduled in advance, in order to have enough space to treat the injured.

Tegucigalpa. Facing the possibility of a bloodbath planned by the Armed Forces (FF, AA) for election day in order to invalidate the process and seize power, according to statements by Andres Pavon, the Committee for the Defense Human Rights in Honduras (CODEH), the Hospital School has canceled a series of surgeries that were scheduled in advance, in order to have enough space to treat the injured.

The warning of developing a slaughter against the public is increasingly far latent doubt because the scenario in which many events are taking place practically is looming.

The temporary waiver of the de facto president in a period of days before and after the electoral process, the closing of Channel 36, half that has chosen to support the movement of "popular resistance" and the sudden preparations for public hospitals around the country in obedience to superior orders supplies and equipment preparing for any eventuality suggests that November 29 will be a day of hostility to Honduras.

The deputy director of the Hospital Escuela Octavio Alvarenga, has also said that on that day all medical and hospital personnel must remain in their jobs even if some employees are enjoying their vacation.

The environment that the insurgents are planning to vote is not flattering which involves the preparation of a contest that could give the field of violence, in which the Honduran people is always the loser.

For its part, the chief blood bank of this hospital, Geraldine Alonzo confirmed that this date has been set aside about 100 pints of blood to prevent any shortages that might result from accidents or injuries of any kind.

The surgeries have been suspended will be resumed from 5 December this year that were canceled to meet emergencies that may be developed on 29 November.