Post by : Bianca Haleem
KUWAIT: On Sunday, Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah made a visit to Al-Adan Hospital to meet with individuals who were injured in the recent Iranian assault on civilian infrastructures in Kuwait.
During the visit, he was briefed by hospital staff and medical professionals regarding the status of the patients receiving care. The Prime Minister took the time to personally check on the injured, demonstrating his concern for their health and recovery.
Sheikh Ahmad pledged the Kuwaiti government’s full support in ensuring that all injured individuals receive the highest quality medical treatment. He directed relevant agencies to provide everything necessary for the patients' healing process, including medical care and resources.
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He extended his heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to all affected by the incident, highlighting the government's commitment to stand by the victims until they are completely healed.
This visit underscores Kuwait's dedication to addressing the aftermath of the attack by prioritizing the welfare and medical needs of those affected.
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