King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) mobile clinics continue to offer healthcare to displaced persons from Wallan Camp in Hajjah Governorate, Yemen. In July 2024, the clinics served 444 beneficiaries. These included 156 patients treated at the epidemic disease clinic, 172 at the emergency clinic, 88 at the internal medicine clinic, and 20 at the reproductive health clinic. Additionally, eight individuals attended awareness sessions. Supporting services entailed 124 patients visiting the nursing services department, eight waste disposal activities, medication distribution to 436 individuals, and treatment administered to 12 injured individuals at the surgery and dressing clinic. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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