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News Agent – Jalnar Ramini
Dr. Hikmat Abu Al-Foul, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Health and Head of the Hajj Medical Mission, said the medical mission clinics in Mecca were dealing with various diseases, such as diabetes, stress, and heart disease, pointing out that the number of Jordanian pilgrims exceeded (2100) the pilgrims in Mecca.
Abu al-Foul told the media Mohammed al-Wakeel, through the "proxy program" on Wednesday morning, aired on the radio "Radio Hala" of the Jordanian armed forces, that there were cases hospitalized patients in Saudi Arabia and treated, where she had been released after her convalescence, then increased. "There are two cases that continue to receive treatment."
He stressed that the Jordanian medical mission was not limited to Jordanians, but that many pilgrims from other countries had reviewed the mission and received the appropriate treatment. "News writing time.
He explained that pilgrims had been warned during orientation campaigns not to eat healthy food from unclean restaurants and not to walk during rush hours, in anticipation of a sunstroke. and advised them to drink plenty of fluids.
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