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Saraya – Dr. Hikmat Abu al-Ful, head of the Jordanian Medical Mission in Hajj, said that all Jordanian pilgrims in Medina were in good health, with the exception of two cases with chronic diseases.
Abu al-Ful said Thursday that all Jordanian pilgrims who arrived in Medina in recent days were in good health, with the exception of two cases of women suffering from chronic diseases, including one stroke victim. and a fracture of the thigh. Its operation. The other woman is elderly and suffers from amnesia.
He explained that after the two women had been examined by the mission 's doctors at King Fahd' s hospital in Madinah and that they had studied their case, it had been agreed that '' they could not continue the journey and perform the Hajj. After the necessary treatment. During the medical mission, Abu al-Ful said that the size of the Jordanian medical mission for the pilgrimage season had increased this year, reinforced by a mobile medical staff to monitor cases of patients from Jordanians and pilgrims from the country. 48 Arabs and guide them to appropriate treatment. From the Ministry of Awqaf, in addition to two doctors from the Al-Wihdat Association, whose mission is to follow patients 24 hours a day.
For his part, Dr. Ali Al-Saad, general manager of Al-Makbaded Hospital, said that the hospital administration had provided a qualified medical cadre to support cadres in the field , pointing out that the supply of doctors and family members, diseases and mastectomies and infectious, as well as a legal nurse.
He pointed out that the cadres had made a number of field visits to inspect Jordanian pilgrims and Arab pilgrims 48 and had been rebadured by them and provided them with appropriate guidance and advice.
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