days); 17/09/19 – 21/10/19 - Kolonos Police Station (4 days); 28/09/19 - Amygdaleza PDC (according to the Government’s submissions, with which the applicant disagrees); The applicant experienced respiratory

There is insufficient cooperation between staff and management, which has an adverse impact on the care of the residents.

Furthermore, none of them is a member of the hospital's highest management, which has taken a stand with respect to this matter in conformity with the opinion of the doctors of the departments of obstetrics

    On 11 March 2020 the World Health Organization declared that the world was facing a pandemic caused by a novel coronavirus, SARS ‑ CoV-2, responsible for an infectious respiratory

These metals could have a negative impact on the nerve, respiratory and cardiovascular systems, the kidneys, the liver and the production of blood.

He had dysphonia and respiratory tension while talking. 18.     On 12 September 2017 the applicant’s consciousness was clear and his breathing was satisfactory.

examination had been made by the chief of staff of a military unit after the body of Mr Petrosyan had been brought to a different military unit at 7.40   a.m. on 8 August and there had received cardiac massage

  He can manage only half an hour sitting with constant shuffling. He can stand for half an hour.   He can wash up at the sink for 15 minutes. ... From the medical testament, ...

The inmates were exposed to infectious diseases like tuberculosis, skin and respiratory infections. 22.

The SIZO therapist diagnosed him with an “acute respiratory viral infection” and prescribed medication. 17.

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Treatment was prescribed to him for an acute respiratory illness. 20.     On 26 September 2001 an infiltration in the applicant’s right hip was detected.

    On 2 October 2000 the senior management of the Regional Department of the Interior discussed the incident leading to the death of V.K.

In support of their written observations in the present case, the Government provided the Court with the autopsy report in question, which gave respiratory insufficiency as the cause of the child’s death

The inmates were exposed to infectious diseases like tuberculosis, skin and respiratory infections. The toilet was situated at 1.5 metres from the dining table and was permanently open.

On 27 March she was transferred to the department for infectious diseases and neuro-respiratory intensive care, where she died two days later. 10.

It went on to add that the claimants’ position that the activity in question would harm the environment in the event of an accident or bad management was not an argument it could entertain within the context

of Magistrates declined to intervene, claiming that the issue was solely within the jurisdiction of the Director of Prisons, and the court had no jurisdiction to intervene on issues concerning the management