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Dakahlia Delivers Over 78,000 Free Medical Services in Healthcare Campaign

Dakahlia Governorate provided 78,881 free health services to citizens on the third day of the fourth edition of Egypt's '100 Days of Health' campaign.

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Dakahlia Delivers Over 78,000 Free Medical Services in Healthcare Campaign
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Dakahlia Governorate delivered 78,881 free healthcare services on the third day of the fourth '100 Days of Health' campaign edition.

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Major General Tareq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, evaluated the progress of the fourth edition of the '100 Days of Health' campaign. On its third day alone, public healthcare institutions in Dakahlia delivered 78,881 free services to citizens. The campaign aims to expand healthcare accessibility across Egypt through hospitals and medical clinics.

Why this matters

The campaign expands free healthcare coverage to thousands of Egyptian citizens, reducing medical costs and improving community health monitoring.

Background

The '100 Days of Health' campaign is a Egyptian government public health initiative designed to provide free diagnostic and preventive healthcare services nationwide.

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100 Days of Health
An Egyptian public health initiative providing free medical services and screenings.
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  • Major General Tareq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, evaluated the progress of the fourth edition of the '100 Days of Health' campaign.
  • On its third day alone, public healthcare institutions in Dakahlia delivered 78,881 free services to citizens.
  • The campaign aims to expand healthcare accessibility across Egypt through hospitals and medical clinics.

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Major General Tareq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, evaluated the progress of the fourth edition of the '100 Da
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On its third day alone, public healthcare institutions in Dakahlia delivered 78,881 free services to citizens.

Major General Tareq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, reviewed the progress made during the third day of the fourth edition of the national '100 Days of Health' campaign. According to official reports, local healthcare institutions delivered 78,881 free medical services to citizens across the governorate.

The health drive aims to improve public access to medical care through state-run hospitals and specialized units. Services offered include general medical examinations, diagnostic procedures, and preventive healthcare consultations.

Governorate officials highlighted that public facilities continue to operate at high capacity to ensure broad coverage across urban and rural areas throughout the multi-day initiative.

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4 Aug, 09:10
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4 Aug, 11:52
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