'You can collect everything that has expired or for various reasons would go into the trash' A letter circulated in a German hospital calls for staff to collect 'expired' medical materials to help victims of TurkiyeQuakes
As global aid continues to pour into Türkiye and Syria after two major earthquakes jolted the region on February 6, a German hospital has moved to jump on the bandwagon, notably with "expired" medical materials.
In an announcement, staff at the University Hospital Of Ulm were called to help donate material to support Türkiye and Syria. “You can collect everything that has expired or for various reasons would go into the trash,” the call for help read, with the words “everything that has expired” written in bold.
In an announcement posted at the Ulm University Hospital in Germany, it was requested to collect medical supplies that were expired or would go to waste for any reason, to be sent to earthquake zones in Turkiye and Syria.
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