-DATE- 19880429 -YEAR- 1988 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- APPEARANCE -AUTHOR- F.CASTRO -HEADLINE- LUIS DIAZ SOTO EMERGENCY CENTER INAUGURATED -PLACE- CUBA -SOURCE- HAVANA RADIO REBELDE -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19880502 -TEXT- Emergency Center Inaugurated FL3004023088 Havana Radio Rebelde Network in Spanish 2300 GMT 29 Apr 88 [Text] Commander in Chief Fidel Castro, first secretary of the PCC Central Committee and president of the Councils of State and Ministers, inaugurated this afternoon the medical emergency center of the Luis Diaz Soto Higher Institute of Military Medicine in this capital. Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Mendez, director of the facility, explained to Fidel that the hospital now has 109 more beds, totaling over 800. This will result in better services for the civilian and military population. Afterward, our commander in chief attended the inauguration of the (Elpidio Verovides) Institutional Polyclinic in La Lisa municipality. With it, the more than 34,500 residents of the very heavily populated community of San Agustin will have access to such services as physical therapy, rehabilitation, a dental clinic, an emergency room, X-ray facilities, and a 24-hour laboratory. Fidel also toured the facilities of the Salvador Allende Hospital's Medical Sciences School which was inaugurated this afternoon. Benjamin Castillo reports on this. [Begin Castillo recording] Our Commander in Chief Fidel Castro attended the inauguration of the facilities of the Salvador Allende Medical Sciences School. The facilities cover approximately two blocks on Carvajal Street between A and Agua Dulce Streets next to the Salvador Allende Hospital in the capital's El Cerro municipality. The commander in chief visited the amphitheater, an anatomy class, a computer room, a pharmacology laboratory, and an experimental surgery laboratory. He was accompanied by Dean (Talina Santiesteban). Fidel chatted with medical students during the visit. He also received an album with details on the construction of the project presented by Reynaldo Gongora and Ramon Perez, party secretary and [words indistinct], respectively, as well as members of the Vicente Garcia contingent from Las Tunas Province, which was in charge of the construction. Worker Enriqueta Gomez Riva and student Pedro Frometa Frometa, both outstanding in donation of voluntary hours to the project, gave Fidel the collective commitments of the center aimed at developing quality work in the training of the new health professionals. [end recording] -END-