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Health services requirements in Al-Baidha discussed

[02/01/2019 12:47]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Public Health and Population Dr Nasser Ba-aum and Governor of Al-Baidha Nasser Asswadi discussed Wednesday health services situations and requirements.

Assawdi reported to Ba-aum about pressing needs for health services and urgently needed requirements to reinstate health services and re-operate health centers in the government-held regions of the province.

"Ambulances, electricity generators, fuels and furnishing operations rooms in hospitals are urgently needed to improve health services", Asswadi said.

Dr Ba-aum stated that the Ministry is going to do utmost efforts to provide Health Office in Al-Baidha with necessary support to reinstate health services in the government controlled regions.