Receipt of 39,000 cases in Hajj medical clinics in Mecca and Medina

• Hajj's Egyptian mission chief inspects the state of patients in hospitals
According to the Ministry of Health and Population, clinics of the Egyptian Medical Mission for Hajj received Wednesday morning 38946 patients, including 34545 in Mecca and 4401 in Medina, where they were detected and treated.

The ministry stressed that the Minister of Health and Population monitors the work of the mission daily to ensure the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims.

For his part, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the medical mission of the pilgrimage, dialysed 31 cases in Saudi hospitals, 109 dialysis sessions in total, while 7 others had received chemotherapy.

He stressed that the mission team was coordinating its activities with Saudi hospitals before conducting dialysis sessions and chemotherapy to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims had access to maximum medical no more to spend every morning in hospitals where pilgrims were reserved to control them and monitor their state of health. .

In another context, Dr. Mohamed Abdelati, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Head of the Egyptian Hajj Mission, Dr. Amr Qandil, Medical Attaché and General Supervisor of the Hajj Medical Mission, Dr. Mohammad Dahi, head of mission and heads of mission of ministries (Interior, Solidarity and Tourism), Egyptian patients in Saudi hospitals, to check their health.

Dr. Amr Kandil revealed that 87 cases had been admitted to Saudi hospitals, 39 after their cure, and that 48 patients were still receiving the treatment needed to date, noting that a number of patients had been admitted to the hospital. # 39; Al Noor specialty hospital. Egyptian patients, whose health is stable, receive treatment and care.

Qandil explained that the head of the Egyptian pilgrimage mission praised the role of the mission for its ongoing monitoring of hospital patients in order to ensure that they receive maximum medical service, emphasizing that all patients receive the necessary treatment and care.

Qandil stressed that the head of the Egyptian Hajj mission was rebadured by the project to promote Egyptian patients held in hospitals at Al-Mashaer hospitals "Mona and Arafat" by means of cars equipped with therapeutic convoys, so that They can perform the Hajj rituals, praising the services provided to pilgrims by the Saudi Ministry of Health. And thank them for their work.