King Salman Center provides medical aid to support the health sector in Syria

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Ministry of Health announced the arrival of 22 medical aid trucks provided by the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid to support the health sector in Syria.

 

Director of supply at the Ministry of Health Shadi Haj Hussein clarified in a statement that the trucks include health supplies that contribute to supporting the dilapidated health sector in the country, and will be distributed in the governorates of Damascus, its countryside, Daraa, Swieda and Quneitra.

 

Haj Hussein stated that this is the second batch of aid that arrives in Syria after the fall of Assad regime, and later, there will be other batches of aid that include medical devices and health supplies.

 

Raghda Sawas

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