Damascus-Sana
The Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization in Damascus received a shipment of medical aid provided by the Czech Red Cross, as part of its usual support for its humanitarian partner.
The aid included medical equipment consisting of 4 portable echo devices, 2 color echos, 5 oxygen saturation meters with a special sensor for children, 5 cardiac shock devices, a fixed echo device with specific probes, a bronchoscope and a colonoscope.
In a statement to reporters, the representative of the Czech Red Cross, Samir Musaad, explained that the aid is a new batch of assistance that is provided to the Red Crescent in order to help it in its great and humanitarian work that it is doing on all Syrian lands, stressing that they are continuing to provide aid and that the two sides discussed the possibility of cooperation during the year. Next and provide additional devices.
In turn, the head of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization, Eng.Khaled Habbabati, indicated that the aid comes in conjunction with the approaching opening of the Crescent Hospital in the Zahra area, which will be one of the most modern Syrian hospitals equipped with several modern machines in addition to the radiology department, pointing out that the aid will contribute significantly to the continuation of the organization’s work in Providing aid to the needy and the most vulnerable people in Syria.
The aid was delivered at the organization's headquarters in the presence of the Czech Republic's ambassador to Damascus, Eva Filippi.
Rama Rashidi
