أمير نجران يطّلع على جاهزية محافظة خباش للتقييم ضمن برنامج المدن الصحية

The Emir of Najran, Chairman of the Main Committee for the Najran Health City Program, Prince Jalwa bin Abdulaziz bin Musaid, emphasized the importance of integrating the efforts of governmental, private, and non-profit entities, and supporting the requirements of the Healthy Cities Program and its initiatives, which contribute to enhancing community health and quality of life, and completing the accreditation requirements for health cities in the region.

This came during his review in his office of the report on the readiness of Khabash Health City for the preliminary evaluation within the Healthy Cities Program, presented by the Director General of the Ministry of Health branch in Najran and Vice Chairman of the Main Committee for the Najran Health City Program, Dr. Ibrahim bin Saleh Bani Hamim, in the presence of the Governor of Khabash and Chairman of the Main Committee for Khabash Health City, Talal bin Durzi Al-Ardan, and the Supervisor of the Healthy Cities Program in Najran, Dr. Manar Al-Salloum, along with several staff members from the health branch in the region.

The Emir of Najran reviewed what has been accomplished regarding the classification requirements for Khabash Health City, the stages of preparation for the preliminary evaluation, and the community initiatives implemented, including the initiative "Khabash... A Safe Path," aimed at reducing traffic accidents related to stray camels and enhancing road safety, with the participation of (17) partners and more than (50) volunteers, through the use of tracking devices for camels, installation of warning and guidance signs, and reflective light collars, in addition to raising awareness among camel owners and road users, which contributes to increasing safety levels and reducing accident risks, as well as updates on the Healthy Cities Program in the region and the efforts made to complete its requirements.