A three-day blood donation campaign concluded in the city of Sabratha, bringing together a range of public institutions in a humanitarian initiative that reflected strong community solidarity and social responsibility. The Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Sabratha Office played an active role in supporting and coordinating the campaign, while
The Emergency Medicine and Support Center’s Al Khums Office recovered and buried the bodies of 15 irregular migrants whose remains had been washed ashore along the city’s coastline. The operation was carried out as part of the Center’s ongoing humanitarian and field-response efforts, in accordance with established procedures and in
Following a report of bodies found along the coast of Al-Qarabulli, the Body Recovery Team of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center was deployed and coordinated its efforts with the relevant authorities. The team successfully recovered the bodies of three irregular migrants whose remains had been washed ashore by sea
The Sabratha Office participated in the blood donation campaign organized in celebration of World Blood Donor Day, held in the center of Sabratha beside the Municipal Council building. The three-day campaign runs daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and brings together several key partners, including the Sabratha Central Blood
As part of the observance of World Blood Donor Day, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center participated in the events held at Martyrs’ Square in Tripoli through its Mobile Blood Bank and Mobile Laboratory units, supporting humanitarian efforts aimed at promoting blood donation awareness and helping save lives. This participation
In response to a report received from the Sabratha Police Station regarding the presence of a body on one of the city’s beaches, the Tlil Emergency Point, affiliated with the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Sabratha Office, immediately activated its response procedures and dispatched a specialized body recovery team
