Samo Nursing Technician Died At 41 A Victim Of Covid-19

A nursing technician who worked in the Public Health Service died on Friday (22/10), as a result of his injury COVID-19. The death of Igor Marcelo Miranda dos Santos (featured image) Confirmed this Saturday (23) by Department of Health (SES), in a note of regret.

According to the folder, the server was 41 years old and was battling thyroid cancer when he contracted the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Igor Marcelo worked in the Ambulatory Emergency Care Service (Samu).

The technician has also worked in the Neurosurgery Unit at De Besse Hospital and the organizational complex in the Federal District. “The secretariat appreciates the work and dedication of Igor, who spent the whole of 2020 at the forefront of the fight against the epidemic in the Federal District,” SES said.

The Secretariat also offered its condolences to Igor’s family, colleagues and friends.

See the Secretary’s note of regret:

“The Federal District Health Department regrets, with regret, the death of nursing technician Igor Marcelo Miranda dos Santos, which occurred on Friday (22), at the age of 41.

Igor was a civil servant of the Mobile Emergency Service (Samu) and also worked in the neurosurgery unit of De Pace Hospital and the organizational complex of the Federal District. The technician was battling thyroid cancer and ended up contracting Covid-19 during treatment.

The Secretariat appreciates the work and dedication of Igor, who spent the whole of 2020 at the forefront of the fight against the epidemic in the Federal District.

The volume offers condolences to your family, co-workers, and friends and may the weather bring comfort to all.”