Amman, July 5 (Petra) The Jordanian Field Hospital Nablus/11 began
operations on Sunday, receiving patients and providing medical
services in Nablus as part of Jordan’s ongoing humanitarian efforts
to support the Palestinian healthcare sector.

The hospital’s commander said the facility was launched in line with
Royal directives and reflects Jordan’s continued commitment to
supporting the Palestinian people by delivering specialised medical
care and helping alleviate the humanitarian and health challenges
they face.

He said the hospital is staffed by qualified medical, nursing and
technical personnel and is equipped to treat a wide range of medical
conditions, helping strengthen healthcare services for residents of
Nablus Governorate and nearby areas.

The facility includes specialist clinics in general medicine,
internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, dermatology,
ophthalmology, ear, nose and throat (ENT) and dentistry.

It features two major operating rooms, a minor operating room, two
intensive care units, a laboratory, a radiology department, a
sterilisation unit and a pharmacy, enabling it to provide
comprehensive medical care.

Patients and residents of Nablus Governorate expressed appreciation
for Jordan’s continued support under the leadership of His Majesty
King Abdullah II, praising the humanitarian and medical assistance
provided by the Jordanian Armed Forces, which they said helps ease
pressure on the local healthcare system.

The deployment of the Jordanian Field Hospital Nablus/11 is the
latest in a series of medical and humanitarian initiatives undertaken
by the Jordanian Armed Forces in the occupied West Bank, reaffirming
Jordan’s longstanding commitment to supporting the Palestinian
people.

//Petra// AK