The Sheikh Saeed Health Center in Aleppo was put into service

Aleppo-Sana

Within the activities of the national vaccination campaign launched by the Ministry of Health, the health center in the Sheikh Saeed neighborhood liberated from terrorism south of Aleppo was put into service today after its rehabilitation and restoration and providing it with the latest technical devices and medical personnel despite the siege and unfair coercive economic measures imposed on Syria to confirm its continued provision of free health care to the people Especially for those who returned to their homes after their forced displacement due to terrorism.

Dr. Ziyad Haj Taha, director of health in Aleppo, stated in a statement to a SANA correspondent that the restoration of the Sheikh Saeed Health Center after the service was restored due to the damages incurred due to terrorism is an important step in the development of the health sector in Aleppo and providing free and medical treatment services to the people and providing health care services Primary, reproductive, dental clinic, dermatology, interior, vaccines and pharmacy to provide free medication.

Haj Taha pointed out that the number of centers rehabilitated and put into service amounted to 50 centers until today with the continuation of the national vaccination campaign in all these centers to target children who drop out and provide all vaccines to them to reach 100 thousand children from one day to 12 years, calling on all parents and mothers to accompany Their children to health centers and vaccinated.

SANA's camera toured the center and looked at the medical services that it began providing to the families. Dr. Mohamed Sami Akash, head of the second health zone, stated that the health center in Sheikh Saeed began providing medical treatment to citizens in addition to providing vaccinations for children within the program of the national vaccination campaign launched by the Ministry of Health.

The head of the health center, Dr. Majed Jan, stated that the center provides services for all medical specialties, from internal, female, children, dental and pharmacy to provide medicine and treatment for more than 35 thousand citizens of the neighborhood and the neighboring neighborhoods, as well as provide the vaccine to children.

In the Department of Childhood Vaccination, Dr. Ghadeer Al-Dali explained that vaccines are offered to all children to protect them from diseases in addition to their medical examination and the provision of medical food from vitamin and therapeutic, preventive and complementary butter and biscuits.

A number of families considered that the reopening of the health center in their neighborhood would contribute to providing medical services for them and their children, and a number of mothers indicated that they had taken their children to the center to provide the necessary vaccination, calling on all mothers to review the center and vaccinate their children in order to ensure their safety and lives.

Qusay Razouk