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Royal Medical Services receive two mobile clinics
By JT - Aug 24,2016 - Last updated at Aug 24,2016
AMMAN — The Royal Medical Services on Wednesday acquired two mobile clinics from the World Health Organisation which were funded by Kuwait, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Kuwait’s Ambassador to Jordan Hamad Al Duaij, who attended the event, highlighted Jordanian-Kuwaiti cooperation in the medical sector, especially in the field of training.
The mobile clinics are equipped with the latest medical technology and will be used to offer healthcare services to residents of remote areas, according to Petra.
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