UAE support brings health to Aden

The health sector in Aden has been strongly supported by the Arab Alliance countries, which has helped to revive the life of this sector in all hospitals and health centers, alleviating the suffering of citizens and reducing the spread of infectious diseases such as cholera, dengue and other diseases spreading after the war. Houthi militias against the Yemeni people. The United Arab Emirates has made a double effort since the liberation of the capital Aden in July 2015 to restore the health situation and rebuild the remains of the destruction of Houthi in hospitals and health centers.

Aden was the beginning, and the UAE has been striving to continue to date by rehabilitating the city's largest hospital, the Republic Hospital, which has become the largest medical center to benefit from free child services. Aden and neighboring provinces, after the Houthi militia has turned into a military barracks. City.

Rehabilitation

And the maintenance in Aden focused on all the health centers and the number of nine centers. It meets equipment and equipment needs and provides them with 17 modern ambulances, bringing them back to work to alleviate Yemeni suffering and reduce the spread of infectious diseases.

Ambulatory clinics

The Al-Houthi war against Aden destroyed the outpatient clinics of Al-Jumhuriya hospital and left the service after the looting of its equipment and its contents, depriving Aden's children and governorates neighboring their services and taking them to private hospitals to aggravate them in difficult economic conditions.

The UAE, as part of its support to the health sector, has revitalized the outpatient clinics where the Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Public Health and Population, Dr. Ahmad Al-Kamal, and the Director of Humanitarian operations in Yemen, Said Al-Kaabi, opened the outpatient clinics of Al Gomhouria University Hospital in Aden, after maintenance and furnishings by the AU. Zayed.

The United Arab Emirates Red Crescent Authority has rehabilitated and equipped the outpatient department of Al Gomhouria Hospital in Aden, providing it with modern medical equipment and office equipment, and returned to work every day to receive 200 to 400 cases not only of Aden, but also of neighboring governorates.

Repair

Vice President of the Hospital of the Republic Hospital d. Dr. Tarek Mzaida said the outpatient clinics had not been maintained or restored since 1984 and were operating according to the existing possibilities until 2014, when they had completely ceased. In June, the United Arab Emirates Red Crescent intervened in the areas of maintenance and furniture, and the health centers were put back into service more efficiently than in the past: it receives 200 to 400 cases of Aden and neighboring governorates.

Saeed Al Kaabi, Director of Humanitarian Operations in Yemen, said: "We are renewing our support for the health sector, which is helping to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people, and we are saying that our work continues in various sectors and in all governorates. from Yemen.