550 million tomans free Red Crescent services; The share of Pushtchah Dana village residents

Yasouj- Red Crescent Health Caravan provided free medical, dental and pharmaceutical services to the residents of Pushtchah Dana village with more than 550 million Tomans.

According to Mehr reporter, on Friday morning, the Red Crescent Health Caravan provided free medical, dental and pharmaceutical services to the residents of Pushchah Dana village with more than 550 million Tomans.

In this regard, the CEO of the Red Crescent Society, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, in an interview with Mehr reporter, explained the details of the health and humanitarian convoy "Nazar Khemit" to Pushtchah village of Dana city and stated: This convoy was present in this village with the aim of serving the people of underprivileged areas, helping to improve the health level of the society and providing easier access to medical and health services for the residents of remote areas.

Adel Derbiyan added: The Red Crescent Society, in the form of its voluntary and humanitarian programs, tries to respond to part of the health and treatment needs of the residents of these areas by sending specialized and medical teams to the less fortunate areas and provides them with the opportunity to benefit from free services.

Providing medical and dental services to 270 people

Referring to the services provided during the presence of this caravan in Pushtchah village, CEO of the Red Crescent Society, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, said: In this program, 170 people from the village benefited from free medical visits and 100 people received specialized dental services.

The leaders continued: In addition to medical and dental services, 250 medicines were provided to the clients free of charge in order to provide part of the medical needs of the people covered by this program.

He stated: In another part of this program, 50 people from the village were screened and tested for Malt fever. This action was carried out with the aim of checking the health status of people and helping to identify possible cases of infection.

CEO of Jamiat Red Crescent Kohgilouye and Boyar Ahmad added: Paying attention to first aid training and increasing the awareness of different groups of society were also part of this program, and in this regard, first aid training was provided to the students of Pushchah village.

550 million tomans worth of health convoy services

Pointing to the value of the services provided in the form of the health and humanitarian convoy "Vow of Service", the leaders said: the value of the total services provided to the residents of Pushtchah village in Dena city is estimated at more than 550 million tomans.

He added: These services were provided by using the specialized, voluntary and humanitarian capacities of the Red Crescent community, and the effort was to enable the residents of the village to benefit from the necessary health services without paying.

Referring to the importance of the presence of health teams in remote areas, the CEO of the Red Crescent Society, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, said: sending health convoys, in addition to providing direct medical services, is an opportunity to identify part of the health and medical needs of people in underserved areas and provide them with access to specialized services.

Sending a doctor with an ambulance motorcycle to a difficult area

Referring to one of the significant parts of this program, the leaders said: Due to the geographical conditions of the region and the difficulty of accessing some remote places, the caravan doctor was sent to one of the hard-to-reach areas using an ambulance motorcycle in order to provide the possibility of quickly treating the condition of a patient.

He added: The use of an ambulance motorcycle made it possible for the doctor to reach the desired place at the right time and provide the necessary medical services to the patient.

The CEO of Jamiat Hilal-Ahmar, Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad, noted: In areas where geographical conditions, difficult routes, or distance from medical centers can limit access to health services, it is very important to use equipment and capacities appropriate to the conditions of the region.

The leaders said: In the implementation of health-oriented programs, in addition to providing medical and pharmaceutical services, relief capacities are also used to reach people in need of medical services in remote areas.

Voluntary service to underserved areas

Referring to the humanitarian dimensions of the "Vow of Service" program, he said: serving the people of underprivileged areas, developing voluntary activities and helping to improve the access of different sections of the society to healthcare services are among the goals of these programs.

CEO of Jamiat Hilal Hamr Kohgilouye and Boyar Ahmad added: In the form of this convoy, various services such as medical visits, dentistry, drug distribution, screening and first aid training were provided, each of which can be effective in responding to part of the health needs of the residents of the region.

Leaders clarified: The presence of specialized and volunteer forces in underserved areas, especially villages where access to some medical services is more difficult for their residents, provides an opportunity to provide direct services and reduce part of people's problems in the field of health.

In the end, he said: The Red Crescent Society of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad pursues humanitarian services to the people by using their human, specialized and voluntary capacities, and the health convoy "Nazar Khemit" was sent to Pushtchah village in Dana city in this context.