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Dr. Khaled Megahed, adviser to the Minister of Health and Population, spokesman for the ministry, said that 53,775 Egyptian pilgrims had been detected to date and that the necessary treatment had been administered during the medical mission Egyptian for Hajj clinics.
In a statement on Thursday, the Mudjahed said that these cases, including 48,000 and 510 in Mecca and 4447 in Medina, emphasized that Dr. Hala Zayed, Minister of Health and Population, daily followed the work of the mission to ensure the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims.
For his part, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the medical mission of Hajj: "216 dialysis sessions were dialyzed in 216 Saudi hospitals, while 8 others received chemotherapy", noting that the team of the mission coordinated with Saudi hospitals prior to sessions. Dialysis and chemotherapy, to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims receive the best medical service and spend every morning and evening in the hospitals where pilgrims were reserved, to check their condition 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 campaign for pilgrims to familiarize them with the preventive measures to be followed and with the distribution of brochures and leaflets to prevent infectious diseases and prevent them.
In turn .. Dr. Amr Qandil, medical attaché and supervisor of the Hajj medical mission and Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the mission this morning, several Egyptian patients in Saudi hospitals, to monitor them and monitor their health .
Kandil reported that 159 cases had been admitted to Saudi hospitals and that 118 cases had been cleared after their recovery, but 41 cases were still treated, including 39 in Mecca and two in Medina.
He added that a number of patients had been visited in hospitals to monitor their state of health, particularly after their return from hospitals (Mona and Arafat) to perform the Hajj rituals, stressing that all cases were stable and received the necessary treatment and care.
He explained that a number of cases had been surgical and that several more were being prepared for the necessary surgeries in the next few hours, stating that they were all stable and completely rebaduring.
He stressed that there was a total coordination between the medical mission and the missions (internal – solidarity – tourism): meet the needs of hospitalized patients or leave them at their homes in hotels according to their state of health and in caring for them, either by visiting their room of stay, or in clinic. For the mission.
Drs Amr Qandil and Mohammad 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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