Published : 28-03-2018
The Palestinians in Syria Relief and Development Association continues to provide medical services to the residents of Yarmouk camp and those displaced from the camp to the neighboring towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm. The Association provided 1201 free medical prescriptions for patients during February. The Association’s pharmacy also distributed prescriptions and all types of emergency medicines to the residents of Yarmouk and the southern region, on a daily basis.
The Association explained that its volunteer team in the medical department is following up with the elderly patients and the ill, through a specialized doctor, noting that it received a number of emergency cases, such as wounds, burns and fractures, during February, in its first aid room.
Hundreds of Palestinian families were displaced from Yarmouk camp after ISIS took control of large areas inside the camp, in cooperation with the Nusra Front factions present in the camp.
The Palestinians in Syria Relief and Development Association continues to provide medical services to the residents of Yarmouk camp and those displaced from the camp to the neighboring towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm. The Association provided 1201 free medical prescriptions for patients during February. The Association’s pharmacy also distributed prescriptions and all types of emergency medicines to the residents of Yarmouk and the southern region, on a daily basis.
The Association explained that its volunteer team in the medical department is following up with the elderly patients and the ill, through a specialized doctor, noting that it received a number of emergency cases, such as wounds, burns and fractures, during February, in its first aid room.
Hundreds of Palestinian families were displaced from Yarmouk camp after ISIS took control of large areas inside the camp, in cooperation with the Nusra Front factions present in the camp.
