Published : 14-08-2015
The "Medical Surgical Rescue Center" in Yarmouk appealed medical bodies, institutions, and doctors League to assume their responsibilities towards the besieged civilians in the Yarmouk refugee camp, as deaths increased due to lack of medicines, health care, and suitable potential.
Dr. "Riad Idriss," the center's director, saidon the center website, that the center failed to make some ambulatory operations due to the lack of anesthetics, and stressed that the region is facing health epidemics such as typhoid fever, hepatitis and others, in addition to our inability to secure medicines for chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure. "
Dr. Riad warned and directed appeals to remedy the current situation and save thousands of civilians trapped in the Yarmouk refugee camp.
Meanwhile, the medical center in Yarmouk documented statistics for the most common infectious diseases diagnosed during the last four months from 04/08/2015 to 8- 8-2015, and were documented names:
Hepatitis (A), 69 cases,jaundice and typhoid fever, 94 cases, upper respiratory infections, 160 cases, gastrointestinal infections,94 cases, Maltese fever,5 cases.
The "Medical Surgical Rescue Center" in Yarmouk appealed medical bodies, institutions, and doctors League to assume their responsibilities towards the besieged civilians in the Yarmouk refugee camp, as deaths increased due to lack of medicines, health care, and suitable potential.
Dr. "Riad Idriss," the center's director, saidon the center website, that the center failed to make some ambulatory operations due to the lack of anesthetics, and stressed that the region is facing health epidemics such as typhoid fever, hepatitis and others, in addition to our inability to secure medicines for chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure. "
Dr. Riad warned and directed appeals to remedy the current situation and save thousands of civilians trapped in the Yarmouk refugee camp.
Meanwhile, the medical center in Yarmouk documented statistics for the most common infectious diseases diagnosed during the last four months from 04/08/2015 to 8- 8-2015, and were documented names:
Hepatitis (A), 69 cases,jaundice and typhoid fever, 94 cases, upper respiratory infections, 160 cases, gastrointestinal infections,94 cases, Maltese fever,5 cases.
