The UAE's mobile medical clinic, operating under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, has continued to provide healthcare services to residents and displaced Palestinians across the Gaza Strip.
The clinic travels between residential areas, communities and shelters to deliver medical services to patients, the elderly, children and families who face difficulties accessing healthcare facilities.
The medical team provides examinations, consultations and primary treatment, provides medication, and ensures patients receive appropriate care.
The mobile clinic is part of the healthcare projects implemented under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 to support Gaza's healthcare system, particularly in areas facing increased demand amid mounting pressure on medical facilities.
Those overseeing the clinic said field visits would continue across the Strip to reach as many beneficiaries as possible.

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