
Halayib and Shalateen Convoy includes about 20 professors from all medical specializations, headed by Dr.\ Mohamed Shehata Abdullah, Professor of Faculty of Medicine and General Supervisor of medical convoys of Cairo University. He confirmed that coordination has been made between Health Affairs Directorate and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health at the Red Sea to get the residents acquainted with the convoy and to prepare for reserving cases in hospitals. He said that the convoy will provide a large amount of medicine, tools, and surgical supplies. It also medically examines the residents of Halayib and Shalateen, Marsa Alam and Abu-Ramada. The convoy is examined by an Ophthalmologist microscope and FICO to perform cataract.
Noteworthy, medical convoys at Cairo University make regular visits to far governorates, such as; The Red Sea, The New Valley, Sinai, Matrouh, Siwa and Upper Egypt, as well as Giza and Delta providing them with therapeutic services in the framework of the services offered by Cairo University to society.
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