The departments for open catheterization, cardiac surgery and computer tomography have a capacity of 14 beds, plus another four for intensive care, the medical staff explained to the managing director.
Likewise, the emergency room was reopened and renovated, which should improve the medical care that this hospital center provides to dozens of communities in the Al-Qalamoun mountainous region.
In statements to journalists, the Chief Executive stressed the importance of cooperation between government authorities and civil society bodies and associations to procure the equipment and overcome the limitations caused by the blockade and sanctions.
This constructive work represents a model of cooperation to improve the reality of services in various areas and contribute to the reconstruction of Syria and the return to the pre-war state, he assured.
For his part, Health Minister Hassan Al-Ghobash described the opening of these medical units as a great achievement given the difficult circumstances in which the country finds itself.
He thanked the local institutions and Syrian expatriates abroad who made this project a reality.
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