- Medical teams aim to offer medical and therapeutic services for women, children and the elderly who suffer from chronic diseases as well as free medical care for them in their homes
JEDDAH: A field medical team of Arab coalition forces has provided therapeutic services for the families and children of liberated remote areas along the western coast of Yemen.
Medical teams aim to offer medical and therapeutic services for women, children and the elderly who suffer from chronic diseases as well as free medical care for them in their homes.
The field tours are part of the humanitarian initiative to help people who can not go to hospitals, to ensure the safety and lives of civilians, and to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people.
The efforts also reflect the humanitarian approach of the Arab coalition countries and the desire to help them overcome the difficult conditions imposed on them by the siege by Houthi militias.
The teams make every effort to provide medical support and treatment for the people of the liberated areas in the governorate of Hodeidah within their humanitarian and relief role in Yemen, and to extend assistance to needy patients, access them in their homes and provide them with medicines.