The mobile medical clinics operated by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) continued to deliver essential healthcare services to residents of Yemen's Abs District from July 24 to 30. A total of 199 individuals received medical attention across various specialties. The emergency clinic served 74 individuals, the internal medicine clinic provided care for 64 patients, and the epidemic disease control clinic treated 53 people. The awareness and education department reached two individuals with vital health information. Beyond clinical services, the mobile clinics offered supplementary support. Nursing services were provided to 51 beneficiaries, medications were dispensed to 192 patients, and the surgery and dressing clinic treated 11 cases. Environmental health initiatives included two waste disposal operations. Source : Saudi Press Agency
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