Syrian Arab Red Crescent receives medical aid offered by the Czech Red Cross

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Damascus (ST): The Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization has received a new batch of medical aid offered by the Czech Red Cross Organization within the framework of its support to its partner in Syria. The aid included various medical equipment.

In a statement, the representative of the Czech Red Cross Samir Mas’ad, said that the aid came as part of the support offered to the Syrian Red Crescent with the aim of helping it perform its huge humanitarian duty on the Syrian territories, stressing that the Czech side would continue  its support for Syria.

In turn, head of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization engineer Khaled Hibobati said that the aid coincides with the opening of Al-Hilal Hospital in Al-Zahera region, noting that this hospital will be one of the most up to date  in Syria.

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