More than 493,000 Syrian refugees have benefited from the services of the Moroccan hospital Zaatari camp in Jordan

Amman – The number of Syrian refugees who have benefited from the services of the Moroccan field hospital since its installation in 2012 at the Zaatari camp on the Syrian-Jordanian border Thursday reached 493,332 people.

According to data from the direction of the hospital, children and infants in the lead of beneficiary of the hospital services with 202,654 patients, followed by women (154,728) and men (135,950).

Thus, the various hospital services have provided medical services and prescribes 718,239 419,297 free prescriptions.

The emergency department has received 118 914 cases, followed by the pediatric ward (71,691 cases) and that of general medicine (70890).

The hospital has also recorded 825 births, of which 748 with cesarean section.

The number of refugees hosted by the hospital has reached 13 022 patients, including 649 war wounded, while surgical procedures totaled 3,300.

For the month of March, 12,208 Syrian refugees have benefited from the hospital services with leading children (4558) and women (4106) and Men (3544).

As for benefits, the Syrian refugees have benefited over the past month, they reached 19,643 and resulted in the issuance of 9039 free prescriptions.

The hospital, which was installed by the Royal Armed Forces to help Syrian refugees, August 10, 2012, provides services to Syrian refugees on the Jordanian-Syrian border, enjoying a minimum capacity expandable structure 60 beds, and a hundred medical staff, including 32 doctors of twenty specialties.