Reporting period: January 16–22, 2026 As part of its continuous efforts to serve citizens and provide urgent medical assistance across Libya, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center maintained round-the-clock operations through its toll-free hotline (1412) and digital communication platforms. We remain committed to serving the public 24 hours a day,
On Wednesday, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Al-Khums Office provided medical assistance to both Al-Khums Medical Center and the Al-Khums Diabetes Control Center. The support included a supply of essential medications and emergency medical equipment. This initiative reflects the Center’s commitment to helping meet basic healthcare needs and
In line with its commitment to ensuring public safety, and in response to the weather fluctuations affecting the country in general—and the southern region and Wadi Al-Shati in particular—characterized by sandstorms, strong winds, and reduced visibility, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Wadi Al-Shati Office has initiated field inspection
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance clinical skills and improve the readiness of medical staff, a specialized training program entitled “Airway Management and Endotracheal Intubation (ETT)” was conducted this morning for physicians affiliated with the center. The program took place at the Clinical Skills Center of the Medical Specialties
The Field Emergency Medicine Unit and the Clinics Complex of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Al-Kufra Office continue to carry out their routine duties on a regular basis, ensuring the provision of medical and therapeutic services to citizens around the clock.
As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen humanitarian work and support the healthcare system, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Tobruk Office organized its second blood donation campaign, in cooperation with the Libyan Red Crescent, at the Faculty of Education. The campaign witnessed a strong turnout from students,
