Health
Minya health directorate delivers 2,450 medical services in free convoy at Jawada
November 6, 2026 at 02:55 PM
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Egypt's Minya Health Directorate ran a two-day free medical convoy at Jawada village in Matay, examining 1,057 citizens and dispensing medication at no cost.
- The convoy operated on November 4 and 5 at the Jawada health unit, offering examinations, tests and medicine free of charge.
- Wafaa Adel, the directorate's medical convoy official, said 1,057 cases were distributed across six specialty clinics, including 314 children and 250 surgery cases.
- The convoy performed 90 laboratory tests, 11 X-rays and early screening for blood pressure and diabetes for 100 citizens, and referred 7 cases to hospitals.
- Eight health education sessions were held for 122 attendees under the presidential "Hayah Karima" initiative.

