55,000 Pilgrims Receive Medical Attention In Madinah During Ramadan 1444
The medical attention offered during the holy month of Ramadan at the Prophet's Mosque and other places throughout Madinah has helped more than 55,000 pilgrims.
The Al-Haram Hospital treated 10,797 patients, according to the Madinah Health Cluster, while the Al-Safia Health Centre treated 15,040 patients with the assistance of volunteers, authorities, and health professionals in the areas surrounding the Prophet's Mosque.
The Bab Jibril Health Centre, located on the eastern side of the squares, provided round-the-clock care for a total of 1,240 patients.
The Haramain High Speed Railway Health Centre, one of the major sites for Umrah pilgrims coming and exiting the city, is where 1,791 persons were treated, according to the health cluster.
The Al-Haram Hospital treated 10,797 patients, according to the Madinah Health Cluster, while the Al-Safia Health Centre treated 15,040 patients with the assistance of volunteers, authorities, and health professionals in the areas surrounding the Prophet's Mosque.
The Bab Jibril Health Centre, located on the eastern side of the squares, provided round-the-clock care for a total of 1,240 patients.
Similar to this, throughout the holy month, 24,680 travellers and Umrah performers received different medical treatments from the Health Control Centre at Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport.
1,431 persons were transported to hospitals and medical facilities by the ambulance service. 49 patients had cardiac catheterizations, while one patient needed open heart surgery.
Health clusters have been established at all entry and departure points as a result of the government's desire to guarantee that pilgrims and tourists receive the best medical treatment possible throughout Ramadan.
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