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Case Study: Syria Relief

Case Study: Syria Relief

Shipment from North London

The charity Syria Relief have developed a Medical Aid Programme running 10 hospitals and healthcare centres across the north of Syria. They recently got in touch with our North London branch to request help with the removal of a portable CT Scanner for shipment to Syria.

The equipment had to be carefully packed, wrapped and moved from The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel into a 200ft shipping container. Our highly trained crews got to work in the very early hours to avoid any disruption to the daily routine of the hospital and to avoid our vehicles blocking their busy car park.

The 438kg machine was carefully packed up and was securely moved into the shipping container for the careful shipment to one of the charity’s hospitals.

The Clockwork team were delighted to have been able to support such an important organisation.

For more information on our experience and expertise in hospital relocation and removals please get in touch today on 03332 413 120

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