Hajjah Health Office delivers Eid convoy to frontline fighters
Hajjah - Saba:
Hajjah Health and Environment Office, along with its branches across the districts, presented an Eid convoy to frontline fighters on Friday, marking a significant gesture of support and appreciation for the men defending the nation.
During the presentation, Hamoud al-Maghribi, the province's mobilization official, praised the efforts of the Health and Environment Office for its role in fostering steadfastness, resistance, and providing critical aid to the brave fighters on the frontlines.
Al-Maghribi emphasized the importance of continued support for the heroes of the "Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" battle, urging executive offices to send additional food convoys and visit the fighters during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Dr. Ahmed al-Kuhlani, Director of the Hajjah Health Office, expressed that presenting the convoy was a small token of appreciation for those defending the homeland's security, independence, and honor.
The convoy, which included Eid cakes, sweets, and clothes for the frontline fighters, was a symbol of the community's support for their sacrifices.
Dr. al-Kuhlani also praised the collective efforts of the Health and Environment Office and its branches for their contribution to the convoy, underscoring the unity and solidarity of the people in these challenging times.
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