Coordination between the Health Insurance in West and North Kordofan to Enforce Camps and Treatment Days

Al-Obeid /The Citizen

The branches of the National Health Insurance Fund in the states of West and North Kordofan have agreed to enforce camps and treatment days for the first expatriates to the city of Al-Obeid.

The acting director of the National Health Insurance Fund in West Kordofan state, Mohamed Yassin Kabari, said during a meeting that included his counterpart in the North Kordofan branch and the commissioner of humanitarian aid in the state, that the camp targets 31,000 expatriates from West Kordofan state at a cost exceeding 275 million pounds.

Kabari stressed the need for cooperation and solidarity of all parties to make the camp and the treatment days for the expatriates a success.
In this context, the Executive Director in charge of Health Insurance in North Kordofan, Dr. Abdullah Yassin, pledged to work hard for the success of the camp.
In a related context, the Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid in North Kordofan, Manna Dafallah, said that the number of expatriates in West Kordofan in white reached 32,725 expatriates distributed among four shelter centers.
Dafallah painted a bleak picture of the situation of expatriates in West Kordofan, especially in light of the suspension of the medical card service with the spread of measles, cholera and malnutrition diseases.
He called on the relevant authorities to accelerate the pace of the implementation of the camp and the treatment day for eye patients.