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Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Hissein Brahim Taha has conveyed condolences to the leadership, government and people of Morocco over the traffic accident that happened in Azilal Province and resulted in several casualties.
Taha also wished the injured speedy recovery.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
At least 15 people have died when a train derailed in southern Pakistan on Sunday.
A Pakistani railway official Mohsin Syal said in remarks that ten coaches of the Hazara Express train, travelling from Karachi to Abbottabad, south of the country, derailed, killing at least 15 passengers and injuring 50 others.
He pointed out that the accident occurred near a town in Sindh province, about 275 km from Karachi, the largest city in the country, adding that the authorities have opened investigations into the reasons for the departure of the trains.
Train accidents are common in Pakistan’s railway system, where the large rail network and trains date back to the British colonial era.
Successive governments have tried for years to secure financing for the development of that network as part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for infrastructure projects.
Source: Qatar News Agency
The first conference on tumors affecting reproduction and their prevention began in Sana’a on Wednesday, organized by the Population Sector of the Ministry of Health in cooperation with the National Center for Oncology.
With the participation of 700 doctors, specialists, and consultants in reproductive medicine, gynecology, obstetrics, urology, and oncology, the conference will discuss in two days 19 working papers on issues related to tumors affecting reproduction and how to prevent them.
At the opening, the Deputy Minister of Health, Dr. Mutahar Al-Marwani, referred to the importance of the conference, which embodies the state’s keenness on the citizen’s right to obtain health services that meet society’s needs.
For her part, the head of the conference, Dr. Arwa Al-Asbahi, underlined the significance of the conference in raising doctors’ awareness of the seriousness of tumors affecting reproductive health, identifying ways to deal with these tumors to eliminate them, and spreading health awareness about tumors and their impact on the current situation.
Source: Yemen News Agency
World Health Organization in Libya (WHO) held a workshop to adopt a unified approach to treat hypertension diseases and reduce the factors causing cardiovascular diseases in Libya in cooperation with the National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), the Primary Health Care Corporation at the Ministry of Health, and the Libyan Cardiac Society.
A number of experts and health professionals, in addition to consultants, cardiologists, and decision-makers, participated in the workshop, which was held yesterday under the slogan “Access to essential medicines and technology”.
Participants discussed the latest updates about the WHO package, which is part of a strategic pilot project to improve intensive care for cardiovascular patients and reduce risk factors for heart disease with the aim of improving patient care by adopting a unified protocol for treating hypertension at the national level during this year.
Source: Libyan News Agency
Public Health and Population Minister , Dr. Taha Al-Mutawakil, and the Governor of Sa’ada, Muhammad Awad, inspected the progress of work in Sa’ada Maternity and Childhood Hospital and Al-Salam Hospital.
Minister Al-Mutawakkil and Governor Awad, along with the Assistant Chief of the General Staff, Chairman of the Land and Real Estate Committee of the Armed Forces, Major General Abdullah Jahaf, and the Chairman of the Republican General Hospital, Dr. Ismail Al-Warfi, were briefed on the performance and services provided by the various departments in the two hospitals.
They listened from Sa’ada director of the Hospital, Amal Al-Murtada, to an explanation of the workflow and treatment services provided to the mother and child, as well as the necessary needs that the hospital needs.
The Minister of Public Health and the Governor of Sa’ada affirmed readiness to support Saada Hospital and provide supplies according to what is available, which would improve its work.
They also listened to an explanation from the director of Al-Salam Hospital in the city about the medical and health services provided to patients.
In addition, the Minister of Public Health and Population and the Governor of Sa’ada were briefed on the progress of work in the health institute in the province, and directed the administration of the institute to accept everyone who wanted to join the study, especially those stationed on the fronts
Source: Yemen News Agency
Dr. Jalila bint S.Jawad Hasan, Minister of Health, received Dr. Khalid Al Awadhi, Bahrain Pharmacists Society’s President.
Dr. Maryam Al Jalahma, CEO of the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA), and Ibrahim Al Nawakhtha, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Health (SCH), were present.
The minister affirmed the society’s role in developing the profession of pharmacy, qualifying specialized cadres, and providing medicines, medical supplies and materials.
The meeting reviewed cooperation and discussed the establishment of a drug examination laboratory in Bahrain.
Dr. Jalila stressed the ministry’s interest in improving the level of pharmaceutical services, wishing the society and its affiliates all success.
Dr. Al Awadhi praised the efforts of the Health Ministry to develop health services in Bahrain, pointing out that the society is keen to continue working to develop the pharmaceutical health services.
Source: Bahrain News Agency