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Home Culture & Society Saudi clinics treat 6638 Syrian refugees in Zaatari 29-08-2015 01:13 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Saudi specialized clinics in the Zaatari refugee camp provided treatment to 6638 patients during the month of August as part of the program " My brother, we carry your distress". Pediatric and general medicine clinics recorded the highest number of cases due to the climatic changes that brought the unprecedented heat wave in addition to the sand storm that swept through the region. The Medical Director of the Saudi Specialized Clinics, Dr. Mohammed Ismail, said the pediatric clinic treated 1289 patients, while the general medicine clinics provided treatment to 1501. He indicated that a psychological support unit in the Saudi Specialized Clinics also received 181 patients. The unit provides mental health care for Syrian refugees who are experiencing the consequences of the deepening crisis in their country.

Home Culture & Society

Saudi clinics treat 6638 Syrian refugees in Zaatari

29-08-2015 01:13 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Saudi specialized clinics in the Zaatari refugee camp provided treatment to 6638 patients during the month of August as part of the program " My brother, we carry your distress".

Pediatric and general medicine clinics recorded the highest number of cases due to the climatic changes that brought the unprecedented heat wave in addition to the sand storm that swept through the region.

The Medical Director of the Saudi Specialized Clinics, Dr. Mohammed Ismail, said the pediatric clinic treated 1289 patients, while the general medicine clinics provided treatment to 1501.

He indicated that a psychological support unit in the Saudi Specialized Clinics also received 181 patients.

The unit provides mental health care for Syrian refugees who are experiencing the consequences of the deepening crisis in their country.

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