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Amman, June 8 (Petra) — The Jordanian field hospital “Tel Al-Hawa”
in northern Gaza began receiving patients and providing medical
services Monday after being reinforced with specialized medical and
technical personnel across multiple disciplines, enhancing its
capacity to meet growing healthcare needs in the Gaza Strip.
The hospital’s commanding officer said the facility’s specialized
clinics, emergency department, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics,
internal medicine, general surgery, general medicine, and pharmacy
are fully operational as part of an integrated healthcare system
designed to deliver comprehensive medical services to patients.
He said the expansion of the hospital’s operational capacity
continues the humanitarian and medical efforts of the Jordan Armed
Forces-Arab Army to alleviate the suffering of Gaza’s population and
provide essential health services under the exceptional conditions
gripping the territory.
The commander added that the hospital is functioning at the highest
levels of readiness and efficiency through its medical, nursing and
technical staff, ensuring uninterrupted delivery of treatment and
humanitarian services to patients.
The move falls within the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan’s ongoing
efforts, directed by His Majesty King Abdullah II, to support the
Palestinian people through all forms of medical, humanitarian and
relief assistance aimed at alleviating suffering and strengthening
their resilience in the face of current challenges.
//Petra// NQ