Ministry of Health Mission Starts Daily Monitoring Meetings of Egyptian Pilgrims

The medical attaché of the Egyptian Embbady in Saudi Arabia, Dr. Amr Kandil, head of the Hajj medical mission, and the head of the medical mission of the Hajj Mohammed Zahei met Saturday, July 27, the members of the Medical Mission Hajj.

The Ministry of Health and Population said in a statement that the meeting should follow the daily work of the mission and ensure that Egyptian pilgrims receive the best possible medical service, every day to follow the tasks and the work of all medical teams and overcoming any obstacles they may encounter while providing the medical service. As well as monitoring the ongoing equipment of medical clinics, whether in Mecca or Madinah.

Dr. Qandil emphasized the speed of development of electronic operating systems in clinics, in addition to the accuracy of data recording, highlighting the speed with which medical services are provided to pilgrims attending clinics and providing treatment, particularly in light of the increasing frequency of all clinics approaching Hajj,.

Qandil emphasized that all medicines and medical supplies should be available, as well as the need to visit clinics three times a day, especially during rush hour, between noon and the afternoon. at noon, to ensure that all needs are met and that medical services are provided to the best performing pilgrims. Egyptians.

For its part, the prevention teams continue to prevent Egyptian pilgrims from suffering from infectious diseases, stressing that they organize about 70 sensitization and education seminars for pilgrims every day. staying in their hotels, to make them aware of health in order to protect them from any contagious disease. The absence of infectious cases among Egyptian pilgrims up to now.

He added that the hospital's circulation team was closely monitoring hospitalized patients to make sure that all care was available, as well as patients being followed on dialysis, particularly between Mecca and Medina, to ensure that they were receiving laundering sessions and receiving appropriate medical services. .