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The Ministry of Health and Population admitted 53,775 cases to the Egyptian Medical Mission for the Hajj clinics until Thursday, August 15 in the morning, where they were examined and received the necessary treatment.
The ministry pointed out that among the cases treated in the clinics, 48510 cases in Mecca and 4447 cases in Medina, in addition to dialysis for 36 cases in Saudi hospitals, the number of dialysis sessions was 216, while 8 others had received chemotherapy.
Hajj's chief of medical mission, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, said the team was coordinating its activities with Saudi hospitals before conducting dialysis and chemotherapy sessions, so Egyptian pilgrims the best medical service, and the medical team of the mission spends every day "In the evening, all the hospitals where pilgrims were reserved had to monitor them and monitor their health.
Dahi pointed out that no case of infectious or epidemic disease had been discovered among Egyptian pilgrims until this morning, pointing out that the prevention team was still organizing seminars awareness-raising for pilgrims in order to familiarize them with the preventive measures to be followed, as well as with the distribution of brochures and leaflets to prevent infectious diseases and prevent them.
In another context, the medical attaché of the Egyptian Embbady in Saudi Arabia and the supervisor of the Hajj medical mission, Dr. Amr Qandil, and the head of the mission, Dr. Mohamed Dahi, have inspected a number of Egyptian patients in Saudi hospitals to monitor their health.
He pointed out that "Kandil" was to record 159 cases of Saudi hospitals, while 118 cases remained fully recovered. There are still 41 cases treated so far, including 39 in Mecca and two in Medina.
Qandil said that a number of patients had been visited in hospitals to monitor their health, especially after returning from Mashaer hospitals with "Mina and Arafat" to perform the Hajj rituals, pointing out that all cases were stable and received the necessary treatment and care.
"Qandil," he added, said that a number of pilgrims have undergone surgery. A number of cases are waiting for a necessary surgical procedure over the next few hours, pointing out that they are all stable and completely rebaduring.
Qandil stressed that there was total coordination between the medical mission and the "internal, solidarity and tourism" missions in order to meet the needs of hospitalized patients, that they be in hospitals or after their departure in hotels, explaining that the team of the medical mission does not end its activities in this hospital. He continues to follow patients after discharge and to monitor their health and provide them with all the necessary care, either by visiting their room of residence or visiting the Mission's clinics.
Drew the two dr. Drs. Amr Kandil and Mohamed Dahi thanked Saudi hospital staff and Saudi authorities for their high quality medical services to Egyptian patients, stressing the total coordination between the Hajj medical mission and Saudi hospitals to provide all medical care to the patients. Rahman's clients.
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