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Turkish govt trying to take over lung ventilators ordered by Lithuanians
BC, Vilnius , 17.04.2020.
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Print version The Turkish government is set to decide on Monday whether to allow a shipment of lung ventilators, worth 350,000 euro, to be delivered to Lithuania, according to the lrytas.lt news website information reports LETA/BNS.
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Lithuanian company Limeta has ordered ten ventilators from Turkish producers and plans to distribute them to medicals establishments in Kretinga, Jonava, Elektrenai and other cities.
Limeta's representatives later learned that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had ordered lung ventilators to be taken for the state's needs.
The news website also reports that negotiations are now underway between Turkish institutions and Lithuania's Foreign Ministry and staff of the embassy in Turkey.
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