In a cultural atmosphere that brought together literature and public health, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center participated actively in the “Public Prosecution Book Fair”, providing a strong on-ground medical presence. Two field hospitals were set up inside the venue — one general and another dedicated to women’s health services — alongside several specialized clinics offering a wide range of medical consultations.
The medical teams delivered first aid, quick health checks, vital signs monitoring, and medical consultations, while ensuring an organized triage and referral system for cases requiring further attention. Visitors were also given the opportunity to donate blood voluntarily through an on-site, fully equipped blood bank unit, accompanied by awareness activities highlighting the importance and safety of blood donation.
The Center’s booth became a trusted comfort point for visitors, combining efficient organization, accessible care, and full privacy within women’s clinics — reinforcing medical readiness and promoting a culture of prevention and regular blood donation.
Through such initiatives, the Center continues to bridge knowledge with healthcare, bringing medical services closer to the community, wherever they are.
