Between destroyed buildings and an avalanche of injured people, no segment of the system was prepared: very few emergency physicians, no earthquake-resistant buildings housing the major hospitals, an under-equipped ambulance service, limited blood supplies, and the absence of an emergency management protocol in hospitals. This vacuum in disaster management led to material damage, loss of life, and inappropriate surgical interventions, including dozens of limb amputations.
Among the material damage recorded, part of the State Univer
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