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The medical mission of the pilgrimage indicated that the dispensaries had received until 3090 cases of sickness where they had been detected and disbursed, including 1769 in Mecca and 1321 in Medina, indicating the entry of 13 cases. in Saudi hospitals, 3 cases after their healing and 10 cases have been treated until now.
Dr. Mohammed Dhahi, head of the Hajj Medical Mission, explained that kidney dialysis had been performed in 6 cases in Saudi hospitals, while another had received chemotherapy, pointing out that the medical team was coordinated with Saudi hospitals before the Egyptian on medical service to the maximum, as the medical team of the medical mission to transmit daily to all hospitals that were arrested pilgrims to check them and monitor their health.
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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