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1:07 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 2019
Ahmed Gomaa wrote:
The Ministry of Health announced that the Egyptian medical mission dispensaries for Hajj had received until Wednesday 1715 cases of illness where they would have been detected and the necessary treatment, including 774 in Mecca and 941 in Medina.
The ministry added that eight cases had entered Saudi hospitals, two others after their convalescence and that there are still six cases to be treated.
The ministry confirmed that the minister is on a daily mission to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims enjoy the best medical service possible.
Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the Hajj medical mission, said kidney dialysis was practiced in two hospitals in Saudi Arabia, and that another case had received chemotherapy. On the maximum medical service.
He pointed out that the medical team of the medical mission goes every day to every hospital where pilgrims have been detained to control and monitor their health.
He pointed out the absence of any cases of infectious or epidemic disease among Egyptian pilgrims until last night.
He stressed that the prevention team continues to organize seminars to sensitize pilgrims to preventive measures, distribute leaflets and leaflets to identify infectious and non-communicable diseases and ways to prevent them.
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