Construction workers at Sumter Regional Hospital in Americus, ravaged by a twister on March 1st, have erected the first of a series of COGIM temporary facilities.
COGIM unit. (Photo courtesy of The Americus Times-Recorder)
The 70,000-sq. ft. facility will hold 76-beds, and be fully functional, hospital officials say.
Federal and state organizations, donors and local volunteer groups been active in caring for SRH patients in the interim, as the construction continues.
SRH the day after the tornado struck. (Dave Bender)
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Americus hospital rises from rubble
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9/18/2007 08:56:00 AM
Labels: . COGIM, Americus, Sumter Regional Hospital, tornado, twister