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Sharjah to build health centres in Al Seyouh and Al Rahmaniyah

Sharjah to build health centres in Al Seyouh and Al Rahmaniyah

Gulf Today29-05-2025
Engineer Marwa Obaid Al Taffag, Head of Federal Buildings, Housing and Facilities Design Section at Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, announced the completion of the engineering plans for two health centres in Al Seyouh and Al Rahmaniya suburbs of Sharjah in co-operation with the Emirates Health Services Corporation. Work is underway to award the tender to a contractor, she added.
The two centres would provide the highest level of health services and would include clinics for family medicine, dentistry, maternity and childcare, and radiology, in addition to a unit that provides 24-hour medical treatment services, she said.
The ministry is keen on establishing the centres according to the highest quality standards to serve the residents of these areas.
This was announced in a conversation with Ahmed Sultan on the Direct Line programme broadcast live on Sharjah Broadcasting Authority.
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