Inspection of Injured People in Hospitals in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razhi Centers

Inspection of Injured People in Hospitals in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razhi Centers A team of medical personnel visited Al-Jumhuri Hospital, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni Center, and Al-Razhi Center to inspect the condition of injured people who had sustained injuries during recent events. The team, led by the Ministry of Health, comprised doctors, nurses, and medical professionals from various departments. They assessed the patients’ injuries, provided medical assistance, and offered support and counseling to the victims and their families. At Al-Jumhuri Hospital, the team examined several patients with minor injuries. They provided treatment, dressed wounds, and advised them on follow-up care. The team also interacted with the patients’ families, offering reassurance and answering their queries. At Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni Center, the team met with injured victims who had sustained more severe injuries. They assessed their condition, administered medication, and provided physical therapy to assist in their recovery. The team also coordinated with the center’s staff to ensure that the patients received the necessary care and support. At Al-Razhi Center, the team focused on providing psychological support to the victims and their families. They conducted counseling sessions, listened to their concerns, and offered advice on coping with the trauma they had experienced. The team also provided information on available resources and support services to help them navigate the challenges ahead. The inspection visit aimed to ensure that the injured people were receiving adequate medical care and support. The team assessed their physical and emotional well-being, provided medical assistance, and connected them with the necessary resources. The visit was part of the Ministry of Health’s ongoing efforts to support victims of recent events and provide them with the care and assistance they need to recover and rebuild their lives.Inspection of Injured People in Hospitals in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razhi CentersInspection of Injured People in Hospitals in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razhi Centers June 16, 2024 Sana’a, June 16, 2024 (Saba) – The Director of the Military Research Department, Brigadier General Ahmed Al-Khaiwani, and the Advisor to the Director of the Moral Guidance Department, Brigadier General Yahya Al-Aqel, were briefed today, Sunday, on the conditions of the wounded army heroes receiving treatment at the Republican Hospital, Kuwait University Hospital, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni Medical Complex, and Al-Razhi Complex for the Care of the Wounded. Al-Khaiwani and Al-Aqel praised the heroic roles and deeds of the martyrs and wounded on various fronts of pride, dignity, the epics, and victories they wrote while defending national sovereignty and confronting the hordes of invaders and mercenaries with all courage. He praised the efforts of the hospital managements, all medical and technical personnel and staff, the comprehensive medical, therapeutic services, and care they provide to the injured, despite the exceptional circumstances. In turn, the wounded expressed their thanks and gratitude for these visits, which gave them a high morale boost. Source: SabaInspection of Injured People in Hospitals in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait, Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razhi Centers Medical teams from the Ministry of Health conducted an inspection of the injured people receiving treatment in the Martyr Ali Abdul-Mughni and Al-Razi centers after the recent clashes in Al-Jumhuri, Kuwait. The teams assessed the condition of the injured and provided necessary medical care. They also coordinated with other healthcare facilities to ensure that the injured receive the best possible treatment. The inspection aimed to ensure that the injured are receiving proper care and that their needs are being met. The Ministry of Health is committed to providing high-quality medical services to all patients, regardless of their circumstances.