43 Egyptian pilgrims in Saudi hospitals did not detect any epidemic diseases

The Ministry of Health and Population admitted 47,893 patients to the Egyptian medical mission for Hajj clinics until Friday, August 9 in the morning, where they were examined and treated.

The ministry reported that 43,476 cases in Makkah and 4417 cases in Madinah were among the patients visited. He said that 120 cases had been admitted to Saudi hospitals and 77 left after their recovery, while 43 cases were still being treated.

Hajj's chief of medical mission, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, said he had been dialysed in 34 cases in Saudi hospitals, 142 dialysis sessions, while 8 others had received chemotherapy, noting that he had been diagnosed with the disease. team coordinated with Saudi hospitals Organize dialysis and chemotherapy sessions to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims receive the best medical service.

For his part, the medical attaché of the Embbady of Egypt in Saudi Arabia and the general supervisor of the medical mission of the pilgrimage, Dr. Amr Qandil, have discovered no case of illness infectious or epidemic among Egyptian pilgrims until this morning, pointing out that the medical mission was following the escalation of the Saudi Ministry of Health of hospitalized Egyptian patients. "Mina and Arafat" to perform Hajj, he said, explaining that the mission's doctors followed patients in hospitals 24 hours to monitor their health.