(Fourth series of documents)
Time has come to leave the barracks and hand over weapons, equipment, and documents to the people
On March 23, 2020, the IRGC affiliated news agency (YJC), quoting the IRGC Brigadier General Nasrollah Fathian, addressed “the concerns about the outbreak of the virus in military barracks.” Fathian, who is the director of coordination with the executive organs at the National Coronavirus Combat Taskforce, claimed, “From the first days, Health Protocols were implemented, lengthy trainings were reduced or halted, and rallies were minimized.” “According to the decision of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, “Imam Reza’s plan” to hygiene the environment, individuals and food were being implemented. So far, no epidemic has been reported in training camps,” he added.
Earlier, the IRGC Brigadier General Habibollah Jan-Nessari, Deputy Chief for Police Education and Training Department, said on March 3, 2020, “Police training garrisons are safe and free of any viruses and diseases … I reassure the families of dear soldiers, there is no need to worry; our sensitivity to the health of our dear soldiers is certainly no less, if not more than that of the families.” (Moj News Agency)
Earlier, Army’s Chief of Staff and deputy coordinator, Habibollah Sayyari, stressed that “regarding some concerns raised in the community and by the families of the soldiers… the level of hygiene, prevention, and confronting the Coronavirus (in the army) is far better than the level in the community… We have had no suspicious cases, and this shows that the condition of our garrisons is much better than the level of the society, and we can say that the health condition of the garrisons is better than people’s houses.” (Khabar Online- February 29).
The documents of the National Emergency Organization prove that these claims are false. The regime’s military, police, and IRGC centers are entirely contaminated with the Coronavirus. The mullahs do not care about the subordinates, particularly the soldiers and junior officers.
The time has come to leave the barracks and hand over weapons, equipment, and documents to the people.
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)
Security and Counterterrorism Committee
April 10, 2020
Below please find the translation and the actual documents.
These three new documents are Mission Reports issued by the National Emergency Organization – Province of Tehran, Emergency services.
They are called “Forms for Emergency Protection Report 115.” They carry the emblem of the Ministry of Health, Medical Care, and Training – Center for the Management of Medical Incidents and Emergencies of the Country.
Document Number 1:
National Emergency Organization.
Date of Mission: 27th of Esfand 1398 (March 17, 2020)
File serial number: X7575047 Ambulance
Code number: 3152
Patient’s First and Last names: Mohammad Yousef Safa
Nationality: Iranian
Gender: Male
Age: 20
Date: March 17, 2020.
Address: Varamin highway, Firouzabad, Khatam Al-Anbiya Division garrison 23, Male, Guard, #COVID-19
The patient was transferred to Baharlou Hospital from the 23rd Khatam Al-Anbiya Division’s garrison (Sarollah Headquarters) from the sentry post to the emergency room, having COVID19. He received oxygen treatment and was transferred on a stretcher”. Arriving at the care center: 16:29:28 Handing over to the care center: – Code for senior technician: 350217 Code for technician no. 1: 730143 Symptoms: a shortage of breath, fever Initial diagnosis: Weakness
VS – checked
Consultation – Given
Diagnosis – done
Blood Sample – Done
Oxygen – Given
CBR- Given
Transferred to Medical Center: Positive
Name of Medical Center: Baharlou Explanation: Oxygen, transferred with stretcher
Document Number 2:
National Emergency Organization.
Date of Mission: 7th of Farvardin 1399 (March 26, 2020)
File serial number: X7666486
Ambulance Code number: 3152 Patient’s
First and Last names: Abbas Nazari
Nationality: Iranian Gender:
Male Age: 60
Date: March 26, 2020.
Address: Coronavirus tested positive, Zone 20, Shahr-e Ray, Noorollahi Ave., Alain town, IRGC complex, block 1, unit 17, sixth floor, Male. Patient’s main complaint: CC
Arriving at the care center: 23:15:47
Handing over to the care center:-
Code for senior technician: 350217
Code for technician no. 1: 730143
Type of location: Residential
Symptoms: shortage of breath
Initial diagnosis: Weakness
VS – checked
Consultation – Given
Diagnosis – done
Blood Sample – Done
Oxygen – Given
CBR- Given
Transferred to Medical Center: Positive
Name of Medical Center: Baharlou
Explanation: Consultation with physician (50-10), oxygen therapy, transferred on a stretcher, oxygen therapy, the injured had walked before the ambulance arrived, when the patient was 97, they were standing outside and downstairs in front of the complex
Document Number 3:
National Emergency Organization.
Date of Mission: 14th of Farvardin 1399 (April 2, 2020)
File serial number: X7725378
Ambulance Code number: 3404
Patient’s First and Last names: Mohammad Reza Azari
Nationality: Iranian
Gender: Male
Age: 33 Date: April 2, 2020
Address: Coronavirus tested positive, Zone 20, Shahr-e Ray, Noorollahi Ave., Alain town, IRGC complex, block 1, unit 17, sixth floor, Male. Patient’s main complaint: CC
Arriving at the care center: 09:53:54
Handing over to the care center: 09:53:55
Code for senior technician: 110136
Code for technician no. 1: 730096
Symptoms: shortage of breath, fever, headache, nausea
Initial diagnosis: Respiratory
VS – checked
Consultation – Given
Diagnosis – done
Blood Sample – Done
Oxygen – Given
CBR- Given
Fixation of head- Done
Code for Physician: 34121
Transferred to Medical Center: Positive
Name of Medical Center: Baharlou
Address: Suspicious to Coronavirus, Came in person, 3 404/10136/320291 visit, Tehran-Qom highway, 980 electric pole, #covid-19
Explanation: The patient is a policeman staying at the location. He had a fever since the night before. At the moment, he is conscious but complaining from shortness of breath. According to 50-10, he is suspected of being infected and was transferred to the hospital upon coordination with COVID-19 admission.