Health notification:
Dr. Muhammad Saleh Al-Jamahi, Director-General of the Office of the Ministry of Public Health and Population in Hadhramout, inaugurated the coast with Dr. Fawzia Gharamah, Director of UNICEF in Hadhramout
The initial receipt of the project to supply and install a solar energy system for drug stores in the Jules Masha area, implemented by Universal Yemen for Logistics and Construction Support, with the support of UNICEF. Drug stores during the period of power outages, which contributes to the preservation of vaccines, medicines and other medical supplies in the stores during the coming period.
Al-Jamhi expressed his thanks and appreciation to UNICEF for their support to the health sector, as they are one of the main partners, hoping that this support will continue for all to include all health facilities in the districts and governorates to contribute to improving the medical and treatment services provided to patients, expressing their readiness to provide all the necessary facilities for the success of projects and programs provided by UNICEF, pointing out These stores will be taken care of and rehabilitated, as they will be pivotal to the region as a whole, as part of the drug supply during the next stage.
For her part, Dr. Fawzia Gharama, Director of UNICEF in Hadramout, praised the efforts made by the warehouse workers as well as the engineering team for their role in facilitating the task of this qualitative project to install solar energy for drug stores in order to preserve all types of medicines and vaccines inside these stores, calling for the need to pay attention to and preserve this project To last for many years.
In turn, Eng. Abdullah Al-Matari, Director of the Energy Sector at Universal Yemen for Logistics and Construction Support, stated that the solar system project has been implemented with components of international quality and specifications, which will contribute to high efficiency by enhancing and providing electricity to refrigerators for medicines and vaccines and preserving them from damage during times of power outages from the main network. He expressed his thanks and appreciation to the office of the Ministry of Health and Population in the governorate for their efforts in overcoming all difficulties for the success of the project’s stages of work, as well as thanks to the support body UNICEF for their interest in such projects that contribute to the service of health facilities.
The inauguration was attended by: Mr. Fouad Ali Bamatrif, Director of the Primary Health Care Department, Director of the Immunization Program, Mr. Omar Bajbar, Director of the Organizations Department, Coordinator of the World Bank in the governorate, Engineer Shaker Al-Saadi, Director of Technical Affairs, and a number of drug store workers in the office of the Ministry of Health and Population in Hadramout Al-Sahel.
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