3,000 people falling under the rural commune of Bani Oualid (province of Taounate) benefited from the medical services of a multidisciplinary caravan supervised by a staff grouping about thirty doctors and nurses.

This medical caravan, initiated by the rural commune of Bani Oualid in collaboration notably with the local Association for Solidarity and Development and the provincial delegation of the Ministry of Health, tends, in the first place, to offer specialised medical services to the inhabitants of this small mountainous locality and thus contribute to the improvement of the health situation of the destitute layers, relieve them, and possibly detect a certain number of diseases, indicate the organisers, reports the MAP.

This social initiative focused, among other things, on cardiology, gastroenterology, obstetrics and gynaecology, dentistry, general medicine, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, and pulmonology, according to the same source.

The medical services of this caravan were carried out successfully, stress the organisers, noting that medicine was also distributed for the benefit of disadvantaged people, as well as the organisation of awareness campaigns for citizens on maternal and child health.

This humanitarian action was also enhanced by a circumcision operation carried out for the benefit of more than 150 children.