AMMAN — His Majesty
King Abdullah, the Supreme Commander of the Jordan Armed
Forces-Arab Army, on Tuesday inaugurated the Royal Medical Services’ (RMS)
Military Oncology Centre, established on the premises of the Queen Alia
Military Hospital at a cost of JD25 million.
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King
Abdullah was briefed on the center’s facilities and qualified medical staff, as
well as the RMS’ recent projects to bolster the healthcare infrastructure, a
Royal Court statement said.
During
a tour of the facility, His Majesty commended the ongoing efforts to enhance
health services, stressing the need to provide quality healthcare.
Established
through a grant by the
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, the 140-bed center,
which extends over an area of 18,300 square meters, includes six intensive care
units, four bone marrow transplant rooms, two chemotherapy halls, eight
outpatient clinics, and two additional rooms for medical interventions,
according to the statement.
Prime
Minister Bisher Khasawneh, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Maj. Gen.
Yousef Hneiti, Director of the Office of His Majesty Jafar Hassan, UAE
Ambassador to Jordan Ahmed Ali Al Balushi, and a number of officials attended
the inauguration.
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