King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) mobile clinics continue to deliver healthcare services to residents of Abs District in Hajjah Governorate, Yemen. In July 2024, the clinics served 809 beneficiaries, including 179 at the communicable disease control clinic, 335 at the emergency clinic, 269 at the internal medicine clinic, 18 at the reproductive health clinic, and eight at the awareness and education clinic. In addition, 294 patients visited the nursing services clinic, eight waste management activities were carried out, medicines were dispensed to 786 patients, and 56 injured individuals were treated at the surgery and dressing clinic. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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