Supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), mobile nutrition medical clinics in Al-Khawkha District in Yemen's Hodeidah Governorate provided treatment services to 22,097 patients in July. The internal medicine clinic served 2,927 individuals, the emergency clinic saw 2,100 individuals, the pediatric clinic attended to 2,033 children, and the epidemiology clinic treated 1,104 patients. The reproductive health clinic saw 1,112 cases, the mobile medical team assisted 617 individuals, the nutrition department served 251 beneficiaries, the immunization department provided services to 111 beneficiaries, and the obstetrics clinic attended to 52 cases. The awareness and education department reached 11,168 individuals, and the surgery and injury treatment clinic handled 531 cases. The medical referral department assisted 91 cases. Medications were dispensed to 9,813 patients, the healthcare department attended to 7,513 cases, 4,062 people benefited from the laboratory department , the blood transfusion department served 40 beneficiaries, and the electrocardiogram department attended to 21 individuals. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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