Mogadishu’s Banadir Hospital Dialysis Center provided medical services to 291 patients during August 2026. The facility operates with support from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief).
According to SPA, 166 patients underwent 1,025 scheduled dialysis sessions and 9 emergency sessions. Additionally, 125 individuals received medical examinations and consultations at the nephrology clinic.
Demographic data shows that males represented 61% of the patients and females 39%. In terms of residency status, 89% were residents, 9% were displaced persons, and 1% were refugees. These services are part of Saudi Arabia’s relief efforts to enhance healthcare capacity and alleviate suffering for the Somali people.
How many patients did the Banadir Hospital Dialysis Center serve in August 2026? The center served a total of 291 patients during August 2026. Out of this group, 166 patients underwent a combination of 1,025 scheduled dialysis sessions and 9 emergency dialysis sessions, while 125 other patients utilized the nephrology clinic for medical examinations and consultations.
What was the demographic breakdown of the patients treated at the center? The patient population consisted of 61% males and 39% females. Regarding their status, 89% of the patients were residents, 9% were displaced persons, and 1% were refugees who received care at the Mogadishu facility.
Who supports the dialysis services at Banadir Hospital in Somalia? The medical services are supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). This support is part of Saudi Arabia’s relief efforts intended to help the Somali people and enhance the capacity of the healthcare sector.