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Amman, Sep. 23 (Petra) –Minister of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs and Holy
Sites, Dr. Mohammed Khalaileh, on Wednesday patronized a free medical
day in the Northern Badia region.
Organized by Maqasid Charity Hospital (MCH), affiliated with the
Ministry’s Zakat Fund, the step is part of the Awqaf Ministry’s
preaching and guidance forums.
Since the beginning of the year, the number of beneficiaries who
benefited from the hospital’s free medical days has reached 5,494
patients through 17 such events launched nationwide.
During today’s initiative, a multidisciplinary medical team
participated in the activities by conducting medical and laboratory
checks for patients and dispensing free medications and treatments.
Additionally, ultrasound equipment was used to examine pregnant
women, who received necessary medical care and treatment.
Supported by the Zakat Fund, organization of this medical day is part
of the hospital’s plan to provide free medical services to local
communities and enhance healthcare access for the most needy
populations.
Since 2018, the hospital has conducted 136 free medical days across
the Kingdom’s governorates, which benefited approximately 80,000
patients, as part of its ongoing efforts to provide free healthcare
and serve local communities.
//Petra// AG