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Amman, August 10 (Petra) – The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization
(JHCO) and the Jordanian Campaign concluded a free medical week in
the Gaza Strip.
The initiative, run with Yas Medical Clinic from August 2 to 6,
delivered 1,845 medical consultations and treatments across various
specialties to relieve Gaza’s overburdened health sector.
The program offered care in general medicine, pediatrics, dentistry,
dermatology, ENT, general surgery, and internal medicine, supported
by pharmacy, laboratory, and nursing services.
According to statistical reports, the general medicine clinic saw 406
patients, followed by dentistry (327), dermatology (130), pediatrics
(109), ENT (76), general surgery (17), and internal medicine and
nephrology (12). Auxiliary services included 656 pharmacy visits, 98
lab tests, and 14 nursing procedures, delivering integrated care from
diagnosis to treatment.
Designed to relieve pressure on local families, the initiative
provided free, vital healthcare amid Gaza’s severe resource shortages
and humanitarian crisis.
//Petra// HA
