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Kuwait, March 17 (QNA) – Two members of Kuwait’s Emergency Medical Services were injured on Tuesday after shrapnel struck an ambulance center where they were on duty, the Ministry of Health said.
Dr. Abdullah Al Sanad, the Ministry’s official spokesperson, said emergency teams responded immediately, administering first aid at the scene before transferring the injured to a nearby hospital for further assessment and treatment.
He confirmed that both individuals are in stable condition and receiving appropriate medical care.
Al Sanad added that the Ministry is closely monitoring the incident and coordinating with relevant authorities within an integrated national framework to ensure the safety of healthcare personnel and the uninterrupted delivery of medical services, without compromising the operational readiness of health facilities. (QNA)
