Ziv Medical Center is set to become the first hospital in Israel to launch a drone carrying medical tests and equipment next week – and is inviting the public to watch the pilot launch.
The drone will carry medical tests, including both blood and coronavirus tests, to and from Ziv Medical Center in Safed during the launch, which will take place the morning of Sunday, October 18, and will be held in accordance with the Health Ministry's coronavirus regulations.
The drone will be operated remotely from a computer transmitting to it a designated route. In coming months, drone routes will be extended to reach Ashdod from Safed.
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