On behalf of the Independent Doctors Association, we would like to extend our warmest congratulations to all Muslims on the blessed month of Ramadan. We pray that this Ramadan will be a source of peace, joy, and blessings for all.
The Independent Doctors Association (IDA) has recently announced that it has received a shipment of medicines from the World Health Organization (WHO) to help with the earthquake relief efforts in northwestern Syria. The IDA, a partner of the WHO, will be responsible for distributing the medicines to local organizations in the region.
The earthquake, which hit northwestern Syria and Turkey on 06 February 2023, caused widespread damage and left many needing urgent medical assistance. The arrival of the WHO medicines is a welcome development for the IDA, which has worked tirelessly to provide medical aid to those affected by the earthquake.
The WHO’s support for the IDA’s relief efforts in northwestern Syria is part of its ongoing commitment to respond to global humanitarian crises. The organization has been working closely with local partners and health authorities to ensure that those affected by the earthquake receive the necessary medical assistance.
The arrival of the WHO medicines is a much-needed boost for the IDA and other local organizations involved in the earthquake relief efforts in northwestern Syria. With the support of the WHO and other international organizations, the IDA will continue to provide vital medical assistance to those in need in the region.
In the first few hours of the devastating earthquake that hit northwestern Syria on February 6, it was difficult for the doctor – to prioritize their duty to save their family’s injuries or safety.
Dr. Bakri Maaz describes the situation and doctors’ choices amidst the disaster.
Part of the incredible work of our mobile surgical unit in Jindires, Aleppo. Our team of medical professionals provides emergency consultations, general surgery, orthopedics, hospitalization, and pharmacy services to support the community affected by the earthquake. We are committed to ensuring every patient receives the care they need to improve their health and well-being.
After the catastrophe of the earthquake in Syria and Turkey, the Independent Doctors Association launched Surgical Mobile Unit to provide health care for the afflicted in the city of
in the countryside of Aleppo.
This surgical MU complies with the standards of health care for ambulatory surgical facilities.
This unit’s services include emergency medical consultations, a general and orthopedic surgery unit, hospitalization tents, and a pharmacy.
In light of the humanitarian catastrophe that the city of Jenderes is experiencing, we seek to alleviate the suffering of our people in the town by providing health care to those affected.
