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"Agricultural Engineers" in Irbid Organize a Free Medical Day for the People of the Governorate on Saturday

"Agricultural Engineers" in Irbid Organize a Free Medical Day for the People of the Governorate on Saturday

The President of the Branch of the Syndicate of Agricultural Engineers in Irbid, Engineer Bashar Al-Nawfalah, announced the organization of the Branch of the "Free Medical Day" event dedicated to the people and children of Irbid Governorate, on the coming Saturday, corresponding to September 19, 2026, starting from ten and a half in the morning at the headquarters of the Professional Unions Complex in Irbid City.

Engineer Al-Nawfalah confirmed that this medical day comes under the gracious patronage of the Director of Health of Irbid Governorate, Dr. Zahir Al-Balas, and within the framework of the keenness of the Syndicate of Agricultural Engineers to assume its social and service role, and to extend bridges of cooperation and solidarity with the local community and various health sectors.

Al-Nawfalah explained that the medical day will include the provision of free advisory and therapeutic services by a group of specialist doctors in various medical specialties, which include internal medicine, dermatology, ear, nose and throat, ophthalmology, urology, pediatrics, and family medicine.

He added that the event will include conducting comprehensive free medical and laboratory examinations, including sugar, pressure, and vision tests, in addition to providing clinics for general medicine and nutritional advice.

The President of the Branch, Engineer Bashar Al-Nawfalah, called on the people of Irbid Governorate and the local community to benefit from the medical and specialized services provided by this medical day, appreciating the efforts made by all supporting, sponsoring, and participating bodies and institutions in the success of this humanitarian and union initiative.

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