The comprehensive convoy which is organized by Benha University has ended its activities at Tahla village in Qulubia. The convoy cures 1200 students in the preparatory school in the village of Tahla in addition to curing 700 inhabitants from the villagers and provide them the medicine needed. The convoy also conducts a check analysis of virus C and other diseases and it transfers the patients to the university hospitals in Benha University. 

The comprehensive convoy which is organized by Benha University has ended its activities at Tahla village in Qulubia. The convoy cures 1200 students in the preparatory school in the village of Tahla in addition to curing 700 inhabitants from the villagers and provide them the medicine needed. The convoy also conducts a check analysis of virus C and other diseases and it transfers the patients to the university hospitals in Benha University. 

The university council under the presidency of prof.Dr. El-Sayed EL-Kady, the university president, thanks the university hospitals administration for the efforts exerted by the professors, the university’s employees for taking care of the patients in the various departments in the hospitals. The university president says that always receives messages from the patients and their relatives in addition to expressing his happiness for the trust of the patients in the professors and the employees of the faculty of medicine for what they do serve the patients and the community. 

Benha university council, under the presidency of prof.Dr. EL-Sayed EL-Kady, the university president, discusses the report of prof.Dr. Yosry EL-Saied, the general manager of the university’s hospital that shows the hospitals’ performance in last June. There are 34732 patients who frequently visit the university’s hospital in last June.

In the first days of the feast, Prof.Dr. EL-Sayed EL-Kady, the university president is keen on visiting the university hospitals for more than three hours as he inspects the departments of the hospital. He also pays a visit to the patients of the university hospital and cordially wishes them a speedy recovery.