Jordanian Field Hospital South Gaza /7: We coordinate with local hospitals to receive critical cases
Al-Kharsha explained in statements to "Al-Mamlaka" channel that the field hospital is equipped with the latest medical devices and includes a number of specialized clinics such as dermatology clinics, which are newly established for the first time and are fully equipped with medical staff, medications, and appropriate medical supplies.
He added that the hospital also includes specialized clinics in general surgery, vascular surgery, neurology, plastic and burn surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, maxillofacial, internal medicine, and gynecology, in addition to neonatal care, and a mobile unit for prosthetic limb support.
He continued that the hospital also has an emergency department that operates around the clock, a radiology department, a pharmacy, a laboratory, along with major and minor operating rooms, an intensive care unit, and medical personnel with various specialties and high competencies, plus auxiliary medical professions.
He confirmed that the Jordanian Field Hospital South Gaza/7 has contributed to supporting the health situation in the area by offering a variety of high-quality medical services, providing free healthcare to the local populace, thereby alleviating the burden on local hospitals suffering due to the conditions in the sector.
The medical teams of the Jordanian Field Hospital South Gaza/7 began accepting patients and visitors yesterday, Sunday, offering medical and treatment services as part of Jordan's ongoing efforts to alleviate the suffering of the brothers in the Gaza Strip due to the ongoing war in the sector.
The commander of the hospital forces stated: "In accordance with the Jordanian humanitarian and medical mission towards the people in Gaza, the medical teams have commenced their work in receiving patients and providing treatment services, with high medical efforts, proud to be in the territory, working with distinction and efficiency to serve the Palestinian brothers."
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