Wednesday, 02 August, 2017
Wednesday 26 July 2017
Hassan Owais Mohammed arrived at the hospital in a difficult condition due to a heart attack. Emergency measures were taken urgently. The crisis has passed and his health has improved significantly.
Hassan, a Somali immigrant who came to Yemen 22 years ago and lives alone after the death of his parents for years fell ill for the first time last Ramadan (May 2017). When 35-year-old Hassan Owais, arrived at the Al- Rahbi Medical Center in Sana'a. Diagnosis of his condition by the medical staff - of the Yemeni Family Care Association revealed that Hassan was suffering from a chest angina which required emergency and urgent procedures.
He was immediately transferred at the expense of the association and UNHCR's refugee protection project to Al - Nasser Hospital, a private hospital in Sana'a where he was in intensive care and remained there for four days until his condition was stabilized.
Doctors emphasize, that the speed factor of the ambulance in such cases has a clear positive effect and gives the patient better chances to escape death and preventing occurrence of side effects that may in danger their lives.
Owais is currently under constant surveillance by the medical specialists of YFCA. His medication is also provided free of charge. Owais confirmed this to us before he was discharged and was on his way home. In his eyes, a glint radiates hope, vitality and pure feelings for the country that hosted him and provided him and many more people all the care despite the suffering and the current situation the country is living.
Hassan Owais Mohammed arrived at the hospital in a difficult condition due to a heart attack. Emergency measures were taken urgently. The crisis has passed and his health has improved significantly.
Hassan, a Somali immigrant who came to Yemen 22 years ago and lives alone after the death of his parents for years fell ill for the first time last Ramadan (May 2017). When 35-year-old Hassan Owais, arrived at the Al- Rahbi Medical Center in Sana'a. Diagnosis of his condition by the medical staff - of the Yemeni Family Care Association revealed that Hassan was suffering from a chest angina which required emergency and urgent procedures.
He was immediately transferred at the expense of the association and UNHCR's refugee protection project to Al - Nasser Hospital, a private hospital in Sana'a where he was in intensive care and remained there for four days until his condition was stabilized.
Doctors emphasize, that the speed factor of the ambulance in such cases has a clear positive effect and gives the patient better chances to escape death and preventing occurrence of side effects that may in danger their lives.
Owais is currently under constant surveillance by the medical specialists of YFCA. His medication is also provided free of charge. Owais confirmed this to us before he was discharged and was on his way home. In his eyes, a glint radiates hope, vitality and pure feelings for the country that hosted him and provided him and many more people all the care despite the suffering and the current situation the country is living.
