SFF-0552 · PDF
Hadalat camp medical services report
Later English derivative; created in January 2025. All pages were inspected in the preliminary review. Translation quality varies: consult the Arabic source. Open the PDF to inspect all pages; compare it with the Arabic source.
Text from the English derivative
Extracted from the supplied English PDF. This is a later translation, not a newly verified transcription. Translation errors and omissions may remain; compare the Arabic source.
Report on medical work in Hadalat camp
As a result of the poor living conditions and the lack of medical services and medical staff in the Badia
area (Hadalat camp)
The Martyr Ahmed Al-Abdo Forces, Badia Sector, established a medical point in Al-Hadlat Camp.
The medical point includes nurses and includes approximately 15,000 refugees and approximately
25,000 Bedouins in the camp.
Medical staff from the camp and displaced people from combat zones.
Ibrahim Al-Shabak: Nurse with 22 years experience
Nurse anesthesia technician: Saad Al-Abdullah Amal Al-Abdullah
Midwife: Amal Al-Abdullah
Nurse: Hazaa Al-Awad
Nurse assistant surgeon: Khadija Finich
Pharmaceutical: Sobhi
pediatric nurse: Halima Musa,
The medicine was provided from local markets upon request.
The weekly cost of medication is about $3,000.
Number of weekly visitors: 800 patients
Types of illness during the week - Intestinal inflammation (severe diarrhea) - Bronchitis - Tonsillitis -
Multiple wounds - High blood pressure - High blood sugar - Jaundice – Inflammation -Urinary tract
Evaluating the condition of clients and patients during
Illness Men Women Children Total
Patients
day
Intestinal inflammation - bronchial allergy
6 2 17 25 Thursday 5/26
Tonsillitis - Bronchitis - Conjunctivitis
17 13 26 56 Friday 5/27
Intestinal inflammation - obstetric cases
23 25 26 74 Saturday 5/28
bronchitis - urinary tract infection
23 32 43 98 Sunday 5/29
Crepe runny nose - multiple wounds
24 46 79 149 Monday 5/30
Vitamin deficiency malnutrition
44 42 55 141 Tuesday 5/31
Share this record
Share the record page so readers can inspect its context and limitations.
Sharing a link does not establish permission to republish source images. Copyright ownership and reuse rights have not been established. Public image copies retain their privacy redactions.



