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Kuwait, March 12 (QNA) – The Kuwaiti Ministry of Health announced that Al Adan Hospital has received two people with minor injuries on Thursday, amid recent regional developments.
Official spokesperson of the ministry Abdullah Al Sanad said in a press release that emergency medical teams immediately attended to the two patients upon arrival at the hospital.
The necessary medical assessments were conducted, and the required healthcare was provided.
Medical examinations revealed both injuries to be minor, he said, adding that one patient was discharged after their condition stabilized, while the other remains under medical observation.
Al Sanad affirmed that the country’s health facilities are fully prepared to monitor any developments, noting that health authorities continue to take all necessary measures to ensure everyone’s safety.
Earlier today, Kuwaiti firefighters extinguished a fire that broke out in a residential building in the Al Mangaf area, south of Kuwait City, as a result of a hostile drone. Two people were injured in the incident. (QNA)