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Dr. Khaled Mujahid, advisor to the Minister of Health and Population in charge of Media Affairs and official spokesman for the ministry, said the Egyptian medical mission clinics for Hajj had received until Monday morning, 3,535 satisfactory cases, where they were detected and the necessary treatment, of which 26,360 patients in Makkah and 3675 A case in Medina, indicating the entry of 61 cases in Saudi hospitals, leaves 26 cases after the recovery and there are still 35 cases in treatment.
Mujahid confirmed that Dr. Hala Zayed, Minister of Health and Population, was following the work of the mission on a daily basis to ensure the best medical service for Egyptian pilgrims.
Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of Hajj's medical mission, said kidney dialysis had been performed in 25 cases in Saudi hospitals with a total of 78 dialysis sessions, while 5 others had received chemotherapy. Dialysis and chemotherapy sessions are organized to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims benefit fully from the medical services. The medical team of the Mission will transmit daily "morning and evening" to all hospitals where pilgrims have been reserved for check their health.
He stressed that the prevention team continued to organize awareness raising seminars for pilgrims to familiarize them with the preventive measures to be followed, to distribute leaflets and manuals to avoid sunburn and infection with infectious diseases. And how to prevent them.
In the same context, Dr. Amr Kandil, Medical Attaché, General Supervisor of the Hajj Medical Mission, Dr. Mohamed Dahi, Head of the Mission, and Dr. Hisham Mbadoud, Chief of the Mecca Division, on Monday inspected a number of clinics to provide the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims.
Qandil pointed out that during the shift, the stock of drugs and medical equipment had been revised in all clinics, in addition to monitoring the commitment made by the medical teams on Nubtjiat's dates and that it congratulated the medical teams for their performance. Serve Rahman's guests.
He announced that the number of mission clinics had been increased to accommodate the largest number of cases for Egyptian pilgrims from the Ministries of "Interior, Solidarity and Tourism", where 37 medical clinics were open, 33 in Mecca and 4 in Medina.
In addition, the medical officer of the medical mission of the pilgrimage listened to the views of those who visited the clinics to be satisfied with the medical service provided, thus praising the health services provided by the medical mission. , noting that several patients had been visited at their residence in hotels after their departure. Hospitals to check their health.
Qandil said that he was coordinating with the Saudi Ministry of Health to transfer Egyptian pilgrims to hospitals with feelings, where they will be followed during their presence in hospitals to perform Hajj, adding that a chart has been completed so that mission doctors are available 24 hours a day alongside Egyptian patients to monitor their health status.
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