Moment earthquake shakes hospital operating room in Japan
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We require 150-250 words. Let's aim ~180 words. We must avoid copying phrasing. Use own words. A 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Kumamoto area of Japan on July 28. The BBC security video shows an operating room at Kumamoto General Hospital which experienced shaking during doctors' abdominal surgery. Medical staff in the video protected their patient through body contact while hospital equipment experienced movement and a nurse maintained a clear exit path by opening a door. The hospital reported that all four ongoing surgical procedures reached completion without any patient injuries. The hospital stopped its outpatient operations following the earthquake before it started its services again on August 5. The BBC has shown the first public video which displays earthquake damage to an active hospital operating room. Staff members demonstrated their emergency response through video footage but no independent study has determined the actual amount of shaking which occurred in the hospital room. Young people should understand this story because it demonstrates hospital disaster readiness and emergency response strategies which protect lives through fast decision-making. On(1) 28(2) July,(3) a(4) magnitude(5) 6.8(6) earthquake(7) struck(8) near(9) Kumamoto,(10)
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