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Home World Saudi clinics in Zaatari provide medical services to Syrian refugees 29-07-2016 04:49 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Saudi Specialized Clinics has provided, over the past week, medical care for 2,477 cases of Syrian refugees living in the Zaatari camp located in Mafraq, some 70km northeast of the capital city of Amman. Medical Director of the Saudi Specialized Clinics, Dr. Hamid Al Mufalani, said that the clinics provided medical and healthcare for 702 children, while the cardiac clinic received 64 cases. The clinics, he added, provided vaccination for 145 Syrian children.

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Saudi clinics in Zaatari provide medical services to Syrian refugees

29-07-2016 04:49 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Saudi Specialized Clinics has provided, over the past week, medical care for 2,477 cases of Syrian refugees living in the Zaatari camp located in Mafraq, some 70km northeast of the capital city of Amman.

Medical Director of the Saudi Specialized Clinics, Dr. Hamid Al Mufalani, said that the clinics provided medical and healthcare for 702 children, while the cardiac clinic received 64 cases. The clinics, he added, provided vaccination for 145 Syrian children.

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