Asphalt Work Begins at King Salman Medical City in Al-Mahra
Today marks the commencement of asphalt work for the parking lots at King Salman Medical City in Al-Mahra Governorate. This development follows the completion of earthworks and infrastructure preparations, as well as the finishing touches on several internal and main roads. This initiative represents the final phase of the project, supported by the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen.
Adherence to High Standards
The construction team is executing the work according to the highest engineering specifications and technical standards. They are committed to the project timeline and quality control measures. The asphalt laying process began after applying the MC material and finishing the soil preparation. Meanwhile, preparations continue on both main and secondary roads to ensure timely completion.
Enhancing Healthcare Services
The construction of parking lots and internal roads forms part of the external works that complement this modern medical facility. King Salman Medical City signifies a transformative leap in the healthcare sector for Al-Mahra and Yemen as a whole. It aims to provide advanced medical services to thousands of beneficiaries.
Comprehensive Infrastructure
King Salman Medical City spans over 40,000 square meters and features a main building with three floors. This facility includes more than 155 rooms with a capacity of 110 beds. It also houses specialized departments such as emergency, surgery, intensive care, radiology, and inpatient services. Additionally, it offers supporting services like a central pharmacy, laboratories, sterilization center, morgue, lecture halls, and administrative offices.
Modern Facilities and Technology
The facility integrates with a modern infrastructure that includes a 7-megawatt power station, smart monitoring and control systems, and spacious parking areas with contemporary roads and sidewalks. This design positions King Salman Medical City as an advanced healthcare institution built to international standards.
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