Inauguration free medical camp for eyes launch in Wasab district ,Dhamar next Monday
Dhamar - Saba:
The Health Care Association for Affected Communities will launch the 63rd free medical camp for eye surgery at Al-Ahad Rural Hospital in Wasab district in Dhamar province.
The camp, which will be held from Shawwal 16-20, funded by Yemen Mobile and sponsored by the Ministry of Public Health and Environment, aims to provide inspection services and perform 200 operations, including cataracts, conjunctival pterygium, and fatty eyelid cysts for vulnerable people in the district.
The free medical camp comes as part of a series of camps organized by the association as part of the solidarity projects that embody the mercy of Islam, the concern for the poor and the implementation of acts of charity and righteousness, said Dr. Nashwan Al-Attab, head of the Health Care Association, to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba).
He pointed out that during the first three days of the camp, which will be held in cooperation with the health office in the province, examination and inspection will be conducted and cases that require surgical intervention will be identified and subjected to pre-operative examinations. He praised the efforts of Yemen Mobile in supporting the camp to alleviate the suffering of citizens as a result of the current circumstances the country is going through.
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