Dhahi Khalfan proposes the establishment of a charitable health fund to support the insolvent

Dubai: “The Gulf”

Lieutenant General Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, Deputy Chief of Police and Public Security in Dubai, accompanied by Lieutenant General Talal Humaid Belhoul Al Falasi, Director General of the State Security Agency in Dubai, by Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri, Director General Directorate of Residence and Foreign Affairs in Dubai, and Lieutenant General Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi, Director General of the General Department of Civil Protection visited the Al-Tadawi hospital in Dubai, with the aim of reviewing his pioneering experience in caring health, which was established by national hands.

The visit included a tour of all departments and departments, during which they were informed about the services of the hospital, which is equipped with the most modern equipment, includes various therapeutic specialties and high-level medical cadres who apply the highest standards in supply of services .

The team praised the experience of the “Health Medicines Group”, which achieved great success through its clinics at the Dubai Police, the General Directorate of Residence and Foreign Affairs in Dubai and the Directorate General of Protection civil, to provide quality treatment services to employees.

Lieutenant General Dahi suggested setting up a charitable health solidarity fund at Tadawi Hospital, which aims to collect donations from white-handed people who wish to perform charitable acts, to be used to support the insolvent and those who are not in able to pay for the costs of treatment.

Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri expressed his pride in the experience of Tadawi Hospital as a distinguished hospital providing high-level health services to Dubai government employees.

Lieutenant General Rashid Thani Al Matroushi said Tadawi Hospital is a model for an illustrious health facility.

In turn, Marwan Ibrahim Haji Nasser, President and CEO of Al-Tadawi Healthcare Group, said that the group, founded by national hands, managed in a short time to provide a medical model with international standards.