Major General Essam Saad, Governor of Assiut, surprised the Reproductive Health Hospital in Manfalut to follow up on the regularity in providing services provided to citizens and stand on the level of services and medical care provided to patients, accompanied by Dr. Muhammad Zain Al-Din Hafez, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in Assiut, and Abdul-Raouf Al-Nimer, Head of the Center and City of Manfalut, and many From the executive and health leaders.
As the governor of Assiut visited the various hospital departments, blood bank, sterilization rooms and was keen to check on the condition of the patients present in the reception, radiology, internal, and premature units, and he continued the availability of medicines and vaccines, directed to make every effort to provide the necessary medical care to all patients attending the hospital, stressing the need Regular attendance of doctors and nurses to provide all means of health care for patients and the services provided to them, and the necessity of providing treatment and medication to all patients.
The governor also met a number of citizens who hesitated to the hospital, stressing that the health sector is a top priority in the work agenda during the coming period to ease the burdens on patients and reassure them about the end of the construction work being implemented to develop the Manfalut Central Hospital to become a model hospital as the hospital is included within the national project To raise the efficiency of hospitals affiliated with the Ministry of Health to provide a distinguished medical service for patients, and the business rate reached 45%.
The governor pointed to the state’s support to develop the medical system and provide decent places for citizens to receive medical services, in implementation of Egypt’s Vision 2030 launched by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, to achieve sustainable development.
At the end of the tour, the Governor of Assiut stressed the continuation of the sudden rounds on all service sectors in the governorate, in order to follow up the regular provision of daily services that affect the lives of citizens and work to improve them.
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