Taiz - Saba:
The Health and Environment Office in Taiz province has provided Hajdah Central Hospital in Maqbanah district with a shipment of medicines and medical supplies, supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Director of the Health and Environment Office in Taiz Dr. Abdul-Malik Al-Mutawakil commended the Ministry of Health and Environment and the local authority leadership for their continuous support of the health sector in the governorate.
He emphasized the importance of improving medical and treatment services based on the pressing needs of health facilities across the region.
Dr. al-Mutawakil highlighted that supplying the hospital with these essential medicines and medical supplies will enhance the quality of health services and help alleviate the suffering of patients.
In response, Director of Hajdah Hospital Dr. Khaled al-Dali expressed gratitude for the Health Office’s ongoing efforts in supplying the hospital with medicines, medical equipment, and devices, ensuring the continuity of vital health services.
The Health and Environment Office in Taiz province has provided Hajdah Central Hospital in Maqbanah district with a shipment of medicines and medical supplies, supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Director of the Health and Environment Office in Taiz Dr. Abdul-Malik Al-Mutawakil commended the Ministry of Health and Environment and the local authority leadership for their continuous support of the health sector in the governorate.
He emphasized the importance of improving medical and treatment services based on the pressing needs of health facilities across the region.
Dr. al-Mutawakil highlighted that supplying the hospital with these essential medicines and medical supplies will enhance the quality of health services and help alleviate the suffering of patients.
In response, Director of Hajdah Hospital Dr. Khaled al-Dali expressed gratitude for the Health Office’s ongoing efforts in supplying the hospital with medicines, medical equipment, and devices, ensuring the continuity of vital health services.
