Saudi Ministry of Health announces healthcare services provided to over 126,000 Hajj pilgrims since 1 Dhul Qa’dah, underscoring commitment to pilgrim safety.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health coordinates over 5,500 volunteers providing critical healthcare services to pilgrims during the 2024 Hajj season, demonstrating Vision 2030 leadership.
A specialized Saudi medical team successfully performed emergency surgery on an Egyptian pilgrim, highlighting the Kingdom’s commitment to pilgrim healthcare and safety during Hajj.
Saudi Ministry of Health reports 400% rise in private sector healthcare services during Hajj 1445 AH, enhancing pilgrim care and aligning with Vision 2030.
NUPCO provides medical supplies and logistical support to serve pilgrims during Hajj, ensuring health and safety in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia deploys comprehensive healthcare system for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims, featuring 25 hospitals and over 30,000 professionals to ensure safety and well-being.
King Abdullah Medical City in Jeddah receives two critically ill pilgrims via air ambulance, showcasing Saudi Arabia’s advanced emergency medical care for visitors.
KSrelief’s mobile clinics in Yemen’s Hajjah provided healthcare to over 20,000 displaced and host community individuals from Feb to June 2024, with consultations, surgeries, and health education.
KSrelief mobile clinics in Haradh District, Yemen provided medical services to 352 individuals from July 10-16, 2024, including emergency and infectious disease care.
KSrelief mobile medical clinics in Yemen’s Waalan camp provided services to 97 beneficiaries, including epidemic control and emergency care, reinforcing Saudi humanitarian commitment.