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Internal clinics in the Kurdish Red Crescent facilites play a vital role, where they are providing basic and essential health care that helps maintain the health of residents and displaced people inside and outside camps.
In the Washokani camp for displaced people, that located west of the city of Hasakah, the internal clinic of the Kurdish Red Crescent Center for Primary Health Care provides its services such as examinations, echo diagnosis, laboratory diagnosis, monitoring of patients with chronic diseases, evaluation and referral of infectious diseases, and providing medical, psychological and other guidance for all age groups, at a rate ranging between 30-40 beneficiaries every day.
The emergency medical system in remote areas is a fundamental pillar for providing immediate medical care, contributing to saving lives in crisis . The Kurdish Red Crescent aims to enhance these services by expanding geographical coverage to include remote regions in northern and eastern Syria. With the opening of the emergency center in Deir El-Zor, the Red Crescent has begun to offer patient transportation services to and from hospitals in Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, and Hasakah, in addition to facilitating the return of patients to their villages after receiving treatment. This reflects the commitment to improving emergency response in these areas.
The Kurdish Red Crescent, with the support and cooperation of the Area Metropolitana de Barcelona (AMB) and Mezzaluna Rossa Kurdistan Italia Onlus, has launched an important initiative to construct two wells equipped with solar energy systems. This project aims to provide sustainable solutions for accessing clean drinking water near the Serdem and Berxdan camps and medical points in the Shahba region, which is experiencing a massive influx of displaced persons, particularly from Afrin, due to the dire humanitarian conditions faced by the population.
The residents of Shahba face numerous challenges, as the area has been affected by various health and environmental crises, ranging from the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic to the devastating earthquake that struck northern and western Syria last year. Therefore, the provision of clean drinking water is a pressing necessity for the health of the local community and is a significant step towards enhancing essential infrastructure and improving the daily living conditions for the displaced, as well as reducing reliance on non-renewable resources through the use of solar energy systems.
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