A convoy from Ain Shams University has started offering medical and educational services to residents in Halayeb, Egypt, as part of the "Tahya Misr" fund's efforts to support southern cities. The convoy, which was welcomed by Halayeb city head Tarek Lotfi, includes 10 multi-specialty clinics, provision of medications, glasses, hearing aids, and prosthetic limbs, as well as distribution of food and clothing.
The convoy was organized under the directives of Dr. Walid El-Barki, governor of Red Sea, to expand services to citizens, particularly in border areas. Ten medical clinics have been set up to provide services in various specialties, including dentistry, internal medicine, obstetrics, and gynecology, as well as medical analysis, X-rays, and provision of medications.
In addition to medical services, the convoy also provides social support, including distribution of wheelchairs, clothing, and food boxes, to support families in need. A hall at Ahmed Zewail School has been designated for hosting awareness lectures and meetings with residents, aiming to raise community awareness and promote direct communication with citizens.
The convoy's activities focus on combining medical care with social assistance and awareness programs, making it easier for residents in border areas to access medical services and reducing the burden of obtaining specialized care. Several residents expressed appreciation for the services provided, praising the attention given to providing care and assistance to residents in border areas.
The convoy is a collaboration between the "Tahya Misr" fund, Ain Shams University, and the Red Sea governorate, aiming to provide comprehensive services to residents in Halayeb, Shalatin, and Abu Ramad, including health care, social support, and community awareness. The services provided include medical care, prosthetic limbs, and other essential items.
The medical services provided by the convoy include specialized interventions, such as surgeries using endoscopes, to cater to patients' specific medical needs. The convoy's activities also involve referring cases that require specialized medical interventions for further treatment.
The convoy's efforts reflect the ongoing commitment to support residents in border areas, providing them with necessary services and alleviating some of the challenges they face in accessing specialized care. Key points include:
Key points
- The convoy provides comprehensive services, including medical care, social support, and community awareness.
- The services provided cater to the specific needs of residents in border areas.
- The convoy is a collaboration between the "Tahya Misr" fund, Ain Shams University, and the Red Sea governorate.
