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Red Crescent Ambulance Teams Ready to Support Formula 1 Race

by Ayaz Ahmet
July 3, 2023
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The Saudi Red Crescent branch in Jeddah Province has completed the preparation and readiness for first aid and medical services for the 2023 AD Saudi Arabian Formula 1 Grand Prix at the Jeddah Corniche circuit. Makkah Al Mukarrama Region, Dr. Mustafa bin Jamil Baljun, explained that for this global event, the authorities have allocated 10 ambulance teams fully equipped with the latest medical and first aid technology, in addition to dedicating an operating room and a control room. for emergency management, to cover all the places intended for the race and the places where the masses are.

This participation takes place within the framework of the role played by the authority in integrating with all organizational sectors and participating in such sporting events and national events with a view to their success and the provision of all necessary emergency and medical services.

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