The Romanian Ministry of Health announced Thursday that all public hospitals nationwide are equipped with generators and alternative power solutions. This includes provisions for both the main hospital buildings and any external medical departments or units. According to centralized data, nearly 950 generators are currently in place across the country’s public healthcare system. The Ministry’s announcement aims to reassure the public regarding continued operation of essential medical services during potential power disruptions. This preparedness is crucial for maintaining patient care and ensuring uninterrupted functionality of vital medical equipment. The statement follows ongoing concerns about energy security and potential strain on national grids. These measures are intended to mitigate risks related to power outages and safeguard public health.