With support from the UAE Agency for International Development .. The UAE Floating Hospital welcomes a new Indonesian team to support medical efforts provided to the people of Gaza

The UAE Floating Hospital in the city of Arish has begun receiving the fifth batch of the Indonesian medical team, which includes a number of doctors and nurses in various specialties, to work alongside the UAE medical staff within the healthcare system provided to Palestinian patients and wounded coming from the Gaza Strip as part of Operation "Al-Fursan Al-Shamoukh 3".

To provide medical services according to the highest standards, the Indonesian team collaborates with the UAE medical cadres to ensure enhancing the hospital's readiness to handle critical and complex cases, and expanding the scope of specialties available to patients and the injured.

The members of the new batch of the Indonesian medical team specialize in orthopedics, surgery, anesthesia, internal medicine, and radiology, which supports the hospital's capabilities in receiving various cases and providing the necessary care for them.

The participation of the Indonesian medical cadres confirms the depth of UAE–Indonesian relations, and extends the joint cooperation in humanitarian and relief fields, reflecting the commitment of both countries to support medical efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of the Palestinian brothers.

Since the opening of the UAE Floating Hospital in Arish on February 23, 2024, the hospital continues to perform its humanitarian role within Operation "Al-Fursan Al-Shamoukh 3", by treating Palestinian patients and wounded and accommodating their companions, where it includes 100 beds for patients and 100 beds for companions, in addition to equipped operating rooms, intensive care units, radiology departments, and laboratories.

Since launching its medical services, the hospital has provided more than 12,000 medical services, performed more than 5,200 surgical operations, provided more than 6,500 physical therapy sessions, in addition to installing 26 prosthetic limbs for patients from the Gaza Strip.