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Hadhramout Dep. Governor inspects treatment of cholera patients

[06/08/2017 12:38]

MUKALLA-SABA
Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for the Coast and Highland Affairs Saeed al-Amoodi inspected today the ongoing treatment of six infected cholera patients from Broom district.

The six infection cases were identified by the local epidemiological surveillance team and the patients are now receiving treatment in Ibn Sinai Hospital in Mukalla, the provincial capital of Hadhramout.
Doctors and specialists briefed the deputy governor on the healthcare offered to the patients.

The deputy governor emphasized the need for wider awareness campaigns against the infection with the epidemic.