Benha University Organized Its Second Medical Convoy in Mit Nama 303 Students Examined and Free Treatment Provided

Benha University organized its second medical Convoy at the Mit Nama School Campus in Qalyub, providing free medical and therapeutic services to students as part of its community role and ongoing efforts to support healthcare in the village.
The Convoy was held under the auspices of :
• Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University;
• Prof. Taha Ashour, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development;
• Prof. Mohamed Al-Ashhab, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine;
• Prof. Nermin Adly, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development;
coordinated by :
• Mrs. Rania Moataz, Assistant Secretary-General for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The Convoy resulted in medical examinations for 303 students across three medical specialties, including:
• 104 cases in the ophthalmology department,
• 112 cases in the pediatrics department,
• 87 cases in the orthopedics department.
• 21 pairs of glasses were provided,
• Necessary medications were dispensed free of charge.
Several cases were referred to the university hospital for necessary imaging and medical tests, with further treatment procedures carried out according to each student's health condition.
This Convoy is part of Benha University's commitment to enhancing its role in community service and expanding the benefits of its medical expertise and resources, contributing to the provision of free healthcare and supporting initiatives aimed at improving citizens' health.
Benha University had previously organized a medical Convoy last week at the same school Campus, where 232 students were examined across various specialties, including: • 60 cases in ophthalmology,
• 80 cases in pediatrics,
• 92 cases in ENT,
• Necessary medications provided free of charge.