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[10/11/2019 03:26]

HAJJA - SABA
Al-Jada Health Center conducted an awareness and education campaign in Al-Fatash and Baklan Islands of Midi district in Hajjah Governorate, funded by King Salman Humnaitarian Aid and Relief Center.

Many patient were examined, diagnosed and given medicines appropriate to their cases, as well as subjected to awareness-raising sessions on how to prevent diseases and epidemics.

Patients with chronic diseases (hypertension, diabetes, asthma, anemia, epilepsy and psychiatric conditions) were handed coupons to collect medicines on a monthly basis for free of charge.