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Marib: Dep. Governor meets visiting American, British medical mission

[19/11/2019 03:15]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib Abd-Rabbu Miftah has met a medical mission of British and American doctors teams who visited the province to carry out special surgical operations and train local doctors.

The teams are from the US MedGlobal and the British Muslim Hands organizations, and they will offer their contributions for five days in the city's main two hospitals.

The teams will train 30 health workers from emergency and obstetrics departments in the hospitals, which struggle to offer services in province overcrowded with tens of thousands of refugees who had fled crackdown by the Iran-aligned radical militia of Houthis