Al-hudaydah: The Deputy Minister of Health and Environment, Dr. Nasher Al-Qa'oud, reviewed the delivery of medical services at Al-Khokha Hospital in Al-Hudaydah Governorate. Dr. Al-Qa'oud stated that immediately following the liberation of the district and the restoration of security and stability-after repelling the Saudi-led enemy's troop build-ups-directives were issued to reinforce the hospital with medical teams across various specialties. This initiative is part of health support efforts for the residents of the district and neighboring areas.
According to Yemen News Agency, the review of the hospital's services is aimed at ensuring that the healthcare facility is fully equipped to meet the needs of the local population effectively. The deputy minister emphasized the importance of providing comprehensive medical care and highlighted the government's commitment to enhancing healthcare services in liberated areas.
The visit also served to assess the hospital's current capabilities and identify areas in need of additional resources or improvements. Dr. Al-Qa'oud's inspection is part of a broader strategy to bolster healthcare infrastructure in regions recovering from conflict, ensuring that residents have access to essential medical services.
