Zaatari: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) clinics offered vital healthcare services to 6,905 patients at the Zaatari Camp for Syrian refugees in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan throughout March 2026.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the clinics' general medicine department attended to 2,059 individuals, with 538 of these patients specifically treated for diabetes, hypertension, and asthma at the internal medicine clinic. The pediatric clinics provided care to 552 children, while the dental clinics served 325 patients. The women's health clinic attended to 475 women, and the ENT clinic treated 180 patients. Ophthalmology services were provided to 247 individuals, cardiology services to 53, diagnostic radiology services to 119, dermatology services to 171, and the rehabilitation clinic assisted 125 patients.
In addition to consultations, the clinics conducted 8,177 laboratory tests and performed 618 imaging procedures, which included both X-rays and ultrasounds. The immunization clinic administered 778 vaccinations, and the physical therapy department carried out 1,283 physiotherapy sessions, underscoring the comprehensive care provided at the camp.