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[29/07/2019 06:42]

SHABWA-SABA
Kidney dialysis centers in Shabwa received today 15 kidney dialysis devices, quantities of medical solutions, and financial incentives for their staff, all donated by the World Health Organization.

The technical director of dialysis centers in Shabwa Nasser bin Musallam said that five devices will be given to each of the dialysis center in Azzan, Ateq and Bihan. He pointed out that the medical solutions will cover the need of these centers for a year and a half.

He praised the size and quality of support provided to the dialysis centers, stressing the urgent need for it in light of the scarcity of medical supplies and financial resources in the center.