RIYADH: A Saudi nurse was honored by the Emir of Qaseem for rescuing a little girl suffering from a liver disease after she donated part of her liver to the patient.
Abeer Al-Anzi was rewarded for saving the girl and for later donating a portion of her jewelery to support a Saudi foundation for liver patients.
Prince Faisal bin Mashaal bin Abdel Aziz Al-Suood, Emir of Qaseem, who heads the Society for Liver Patients (Kabidak), commended Al Anzi’s “sense of responsibility.”
Prince Faisal said her act of kindness reflects the noble character of the people of Saudi Arabia.
“This noble humanitarian act embodies the patriotic spirit and the love for good, and it is a source of pride and happiness to see that from the sons and daughters of this country,” he said, in statements carried by the Saudi Press Agency.
The prince honored Al Anzi and thanked her for her donations to liver patients.
Saudi Arabian prince honors nurse who donated part of her liver to rescue young girl
Saudi Arabian prince honors nurse who donated part of her liver to rescue young girl
KSrelief clinic helps displaced people in Yemen
- Of those, 24 were treated at the communicable disease control clinic, 10 at the emergency clinic, 21 at the internal medicine clinic, three at the reproductive health clinic and 13 at the awareness and health education section
HAJJAH: Scores of internally displaced people in Yemen have received healthcare services at a mobile clinic operated by Saudi aid agency KSrelief.
From Dec. 10-16, 71 people visited the facility at Waalan Camp in Hajjah governorate. Of those, 24 were treated at the communicable disease control clinic, 10 at the emergency clinic, 21 at the internal medicine clinic, three at the reproductive health clinic and 13 at the awareness and health education section.
An additional 58 patients visited the nursing services section, while medications were dispensed to a further 58. One person visited the surgery and wound care clinic.
The facility is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing efforts to provide humanitarian and medical assistance to those affected by the conflict in Yemen.
