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Hadhramout governor launches voluntary campaign for heart surgery, catheterization

[02/02/2019 12:40]

MUKALLA-SABA
The Governor of Hadhramout, Maj. Gen. Faraj Al-Bohsoni launched a voluntary medical campaign for open heart surgery and catheterization for Yemeni children in Mukalla on Saturday.

The campaign, sponsored by King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), will be conducted in a local healthcare center from February 2-9. Action at the Pulse of Life Center in Makkah, which runs from February 2-9.

The governor confirmed that KSrelief has been providing the people of Yemen in general and Hadramout in particular with what they need in terms of health, development, service and economic assistance.