HomeNewsCategoriesAboutContact
Login
Subject matter
Miscellaneous
Community
Politics
Sports
Technology
Economy
Syria News
World News

Contact Us

00971544747918
hello@tesaaworld.com
Dubai, Emirates

Quick Links

  • Home
  • News
  • Categories
  • Tags
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy

Categories

  • Subject matter
  • Miscellaneous
  • Community
  • Politics
  • Sports

Site Stats

Total Views1,140,628
Total Posts53,536

2025TESAA PLATFORM•All Rights Reserved

Syria News

A new step to enhance security... Activating a police station at Al-Mujtahid Hospital.

February 7, 2025184 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
A new step to enhance security... Activating a police station at Al-Mujtahid Hospital.
Font Size
16
A police station has been activated at Damascus Hospital "Al-Mujtahid" in cooperation between the hospital administration, the Directorate of Health in Damascus, and the head of the field police department, with the aim of ensuring security and safety for the medical and administrative staff. The police station will operate around the clock to ensure the necessary protection.

This step comes as part of ongoing efforts to enhance security in medical institutions, and it is planned to activate police stations in other hospitals in the near future. This step aims to provide a safe and secure working environment for those in the medical field, ensuring the continuity of providing medical services efficiently and safely.

It is worth mentioning that teamwork and coordination between the relevant parties are essential to ensure the provision of high-quality healthcare services in a safe environment for both patients and medical staff alike.
nagham
Nagham Bilal

Share News

Tags

# Syria news

Latest News

View All
Syria News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Al-Shaibani meets with the High Commissioner for Refugees of the United Nations

Al-Shaibani meets with the High Commissioner for Refugees of the United Nations

Syria News
Diana BarkatDiana Barkat

Restart of Oil Pipeline Between Homs and Hama After 14-Year Shutdown

Homs Fuel Company announced today, Tuesday, June 17, the restart of the 6-inch petroleum products pipeline connecting the warehouses of Homs and Hama after a 14-year shutdown, with a transport capacity of 2600 cubic meters per day.

Politics
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Berri: Meeting with Tom Barrack was "good and constructive"

Following the meeting with the American envoy Tom Barrack, Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri described it as "good and constructive".

Syria News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Arab Parliament Condemns Israeli Escalation on Syrian and Lebanese Territories

Arab Parliament Condemns Israeli Escalation on Syrian and Lebanese Territories

World News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Phone Call Between Bin Zayed and Bazargan to Discuss Bilateral Relations

Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, and Iranian President Masoud Bazargan discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and ways to enhance them during a phone call on Tuesday, contributing to achieving their common interests and bringing goodness and prosperity to their people.

Related News

View All
Syria News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Al-Shaibani meets with the High Commissioner for Refugees of the United Nations

Al-Shaibani meets with the High Commissioner for Refugees of the United Nations

Syria News
Diana BarkatDiana Barkat

Restart of Oil Pipeline Between Homs and Hama After 14-Year Shutdown

Homs Fuel Company announced today, Tuesday, June 17, the restart of the 6-inch petroleum products pipeline connecting the warehouses of Homs and Hama after a 14-year shutdown, with a transport capacity of 2600 cubic meters per day.

Syria News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

Arab Parliament Condemns Israeli Escalation on Syrian and Lebanese Territories

Arab Parliament Condemns Israeli Escalation on Syrian and Lebanese Territories

Syria News
Lubna NissaniLubna Nissani

French and Saudi Foreign Ministers Express Concern over Violence in Sweida

The French and Saudi Foreign Ministers expressed their concern about the events in Sweida, calling for respect for the ceasefire, and urging Iran to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency and resume nuclear negotiations.