Published : 10-07-2017
150 patients displaced from Yarmouk to Yalda, Babila, and Beit Sahem received free medical check-ups at local clinics on the first day of the Sixth Medical Week launched by the Palestine Charity, in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent, south of Damascus.
The registered patients received medical checks, free medicines, and children’s milk.
Civilians stranded in Yarmouk Camp, among other areas south of Damascus, have run out of life-saving medicines and medical kit due to the tough cordon imposed by the Syrian regime army and its war partners.
150 patients displaced from Yarmouk to Yalda, Babila, and Beit Sahem received free medical check-ups at local clinics on the first day of the Sixth Medical Week launched by the Palestine Charity, in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent, south of Damascus.
The registered patients received medical checks, free medicines, and children’s milk.
Civilians stranded in Yarmouk Camp, among other areas south of Damascus, have run out of life-saving medicines and medical kit due to the tough cordon imposed by the Syrian regime army and its war partners.
