Amman, Sept. 1 (Petra)– Clinics run by the King Salman Humanitarian
Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) at Zaatari Camp have provided
180,547 medical services to Syrian refugees since the start of the
year.

The services have covered a range of medical specialties, including
general medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, dentistry, ophthalmology,
ear, nose and throat care, internal medicine, cardiology and
dermatology. They have also included diagnostic imaging,
rehabilitation and physical therapy.

In addition, the clinics have carried out laboratory tests and
various radiological examinations, while providing vaccinations and
preventive care for children and other patients.

The medical services form part of ongoing humanitarian cooperation to
support healthcare in refugee camps and ensure refugees have access
to essential medical care, with particular attention to those in
greater need.

The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization said the continued
provision of healthcare at Zaatari Camp highlights the role of
humanitarian partnerships in supporting refugees and addressing their
health and humanitarian needs through sustained and organized
efforts.

//Petra//WH