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Aden receive 3 containers of medicines from Kuwait

[19/09/2017 03:11]

ADEN-SABA
The temporary capital of Aden has received today three containers of various medicines from the Kuwaiti Patient Assistance.

The containers were received and stocked in the National Drug Supply Program's stores in the city.

Dr. Suad Abdu Misri, Director General of the Program, told Saba that "the first container included dialysis supplies that cover six thousand sessions."

The other two containers also included 80,000 intravenous fluids for the treatment of the cholera epidemic patients.