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[29/08/2017 04:46]

HOLY MECCA-SABA
Yemen's medical delegation in charge of looking after Yemeni pilgrims in Mecca has paid a visit to several Saudi hospitals to inspect the level of readiness for servicing pilgrims.

The tour was organized by Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry just shortly before the Hajj pilgrimage rituals start.

"The tour included the inspection of several hospitals in the holy sites and of the Saudi health ministry's medical plan," saidAbdurraqeeb al-Haydari the head of the Yemeni delegation.

"Saudi Arabia's harnessing of modern technology and all potentials to serve the Almighty's guests is worth of respect."

The Yemeni medical delegation accompanying Yemeni pilgrims consists of 200 doctors and nurses.