Following intensive and continuous field operations, Tahala Health Center has resumed its services and reopened its doors to the public after water removal works were completed and essential facilities were restored in the aftermath of the floods that affected the area. The reopening of the health center was made possible
As part of its ongoing commitment to delivering emergency medical services and supporting communities across Libya, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continued its around-the-clock operations through its Emergency Operations Room, the toll-free hotline (1412), and its official digital communication channels. During the reporting period from 22 to 28 May
On the second day of Eid Al-Adha, while citizens continue to celebrate the holiday, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center remains committed to its humanitarian mission under the motto: “Always Ready.” As part of these efforts, the Center’s Sabha Office, together with its Emergency and Rescue Team, commenced field operations
Acting on the directives of the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity and under the supervision and follow-up of the Minister of Health, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center inaugurated a Field Emergency Medicine Response Point in the city of Zuwara as part of its ongoing efforts to
The Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Benghazi Office completed its participation in providing medical coverage for the Ezz Al-Watan International Show Jumping Championship, following several days of continuous field operations attended by riders from across Libya and abroad, in addition to a large audience following the competition. Throughout the
Over six consecutive days of continuous work at the University of Tripoli, and as part of the Healthcare Week activities, the “Pulse of the Field” mobile hospital delivered a practical model of emergency medicine and field response operations. Throughout the event, medical, educational, and training services were provided to students
