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KSrelief medical team carry out 27 surgeries in Marib

[05/05/2018 01:18]

MARIB-SABA
A medical team funded by King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Action (KSrelief) in cooperation with Nolabbi al-Nidaa (We Answer the Plea) conducted during 2-3 May 27 surgical procedures and diagnosis of 50 other diseased cases in two main hospitals in the city of Marib in Yemen's east.

On the first day, the medical team performed 13 surgeries for various illnesses including congenital deformities and bullet injuries.

On the second day, 14 surgeries were performed.

"The medical assistance provided by KSrelief now are better than what we used to have in the time of peace," said Dr. Louai Sulaiman, the manager of Kara, one of the two hospitals where the medical team conducted the charitable medical surgeries.