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Six injured people benefit from Marib Limbs Center

[03/06/2023 01:45]

Marib - Saba
During the month of April 2023, The Prosthetic Limbs and Rehabilitation Center in Marib Governorate provided its various medical services to 216 beneficiaries who lost their limbs with support from Ksrelief.

The artificial limbs were manufactured, installed and rehabilitated for 60 injured, including the delivery, measurement and maintenance of the limbs. Physiotherapy services were also provided, and varied between physiotherapy sessions and specialized consultations, benefiting 156 patients.