UAE Floating Hospital Extends Care to 12 New Patients from Gaza
The UAE's humanitarian medical vessel in Al Arish continues its vital work under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, welcoming fresh arrivals for specialised treatment and care.
The UAE Floating Hospital, stationed in the Egyptian city of Al Arish, has welcomed 12 new patients and injured individuals from the Gaza Strip, reinforcing the nation’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian medical assistance. The arrival marks a significant milestone in Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, the UAE’s sustained initiative to support the Palestinian people through comprehensive healthcare provision.
Upon arrival at the facility, each patient underwent thorough medical and nursing assessments conducted by the hospital’s specialised teams. Following these evaluations, individualised treatment plans were developed to ensure every patient receives appropriate and targeted medical care tailored to their specific clinical needs.
The floating hospital has now delivered a combined total of 35,030 medical services since commencing operations, demonstrating the substantial scale of the healthcare provision being offered. The facility operates with advanced medical equipment and staffed by qualified healthcare professionals dedicated to delivering the highest standards of care.
The UAE’s humanitarian response reflects a broader commitment to alleviating suffering among the Palestinian population and addressing critical healthcare gaps. Through Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, the nation continues to provide essential medical services that extend beyond immediate treatment, encompassing comprehensive patient care and recovery support.
The floating hospital exemplifies the UAE’s strategic approach to humanitarian assistance, combining medical expertise with logistical coordination to reach vulnerable populations. The facility remains operational and prepared to receive additional patients, underscoring the sustained nature of this vital initiative and the UAE’s enduring dedication to supporting healthcare needs in the region.
Source: WAM