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The organization said in a statement received "Sky News Arabia" copy: "WHO would like to congratulate a government Saudi Arabia And the Saudi Ministry of Health will host this year's Hajj season without reporting a single public health event or disease outbreak among pilgrims. "
She expressed Global Health For her thank you "All heroes and health volunteers are dedicated to providing health services to more than 2.5 million pilgrims".
He had sent a team of experts to support the efforts of the Ministry of Health and to ensure that public health preparedness measures were implemented to prevent any outbreaks.
And came Season of Hajj This year, while global public health is facing many threats, the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, has come up with a system of health and safety systems. early warning to facilitate detection and response activities.
This year, the new instrument received more than 100 warning signals prior to health events.
According to the UN statement, the Saudi authorities immediately investigated all references, "Appropriate interventions have been implemented and we are pleased that none of these signals represents a public health emergency."
During the mission, the WHO team visited health centers and hospitals in Mina, Muzdalifah and Arafat to learn about the work done in the field. "Our field visits proved that the early warning system was in place and working well."
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"The WHO congratulates the Saudi government and the Saudi Ministry of Health for successfully hosting this year's Hajj season," said WHO in a statement, without reporting a single public health event. or epidemic among pilgrims.
The World Health Organization has thanked "all heroes and volunteers in the health sector for their commitment to providing health services to more than 2.5 million pilgrims".
He had sent a team of experts to support the efforts of the Ministry of Health and to ensure that public health preparedness measures were implemented to prevent any outbreaks.
This year's pilgrimage season comes at a time when global public health is under threat, prompting the Saudi Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, to develop an early detection system. facilitating detection and intervention activities.
This year, the new instrument received more than 100 warning signals prior to health events.
The Saudi authorities immediately investigated all the signs, "and have therefore implemented the appropriate interventions, and we are pleased to note that none of these signs constituted a public health emergency."
The WHO team visited health centers and hospitals in Mina, Muzdalifa and Arafat to become familiar with the work done in the field: "Our field visits have proven that the system of Early warning is in place and works well, "said WHO.
