the Iraqi Red Crescent offers health and medical services During the mobile medical clinic at Wasit University’s college complex, sixth-grade pupils taking the ministerial exams were given a range of health and treatment services by the Iraqi Red Crescent teams in the Wasit Governorate.
“The Red Crescent teams provided medical and therapeutic services to more than (400) male and female students through their mobile medical clinics located near the examination centres,” stated Mohammed Alwan, Director of the Red Crescent’s Technical Affairs Office in Wasit.
He continued: “Some critical cases that fainted due to stress and high temperatures were transferred to Al-Karama Hospital in the centre of Kut city.” Noting: “The mobile medical clinic will continue throughout the days of the ministerial exams to provide its medical services to students, in addition to its continuous work to serve the people in Wasit in all the areas and sub-districts affiliated with the governorate.”
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