Mogadishu’s Banadir Hospital dialysis center provided medical services to 283 patients in July 2026. The facility operates with support from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre.
According to SPA, 165 patients received 1,023 scheduled dialysis sessions and 11 emergency sessions. Additionally, 118 patients underwent medical examinations and tests at the kidney disease clinic.
Data shows that 58 percent of the patients were men and 42 percent were women. Regarding residency status, 90 percent were local residents, 9 percent were displaced persons, and 1 percent were refugees.
These services are part of Saudi relief programs aimed at strengthening the health sector and reducing suffering for the people of Somalia.
How many patients did the Banadir Hospital dialysis center serve in July 2026? The dialysis center in Mogadishu served a total of 283 patients during July 2026. This total included 165 patients who received dialysis sessions and 118 patients who visited the kidney disease clinic for medical tests and examinations.
What were the dialysis session statistics for patients at the center? Among the patients served, 165 individuals received a total of 1,023 scheduled dialysis sessions. In addition to the planned treatments, the center provided 11 emergency dialysis sessions to patients in need.
What was the demographic breakdown of the patients treated in July 2026? The patient population consisted of 58 percent men and 42 percent women. In terms of status, 90 percent of the patients were local residents, while 9 percent were displaced persons and 1 percent were refugees.