19 injured in Kuwait as medical facilities shift to crisis mode

2026-03-02 - 14:04

Kuwait’s Ministry of Health spokesperson, Abdullah al-Sanad, confirmed Monday that 19 new patients were admitted to Al-Jahra and Al-Adan hospitals. While the severity of the injuries varies, officials stated that the majority of the cases are currently in stable condition. Restoration of medical services As the national health system stabilizes, the Ministry announced the phased reopening of outpatient clinics across various health facilities. Hospital pharmacies and local health centers will continue dispensing medications according to previously scheduled appointments. Furthermore, specialized medical centers have resumed scheduled non-emergency surgeries. For general hospitals, officials are currently in direct contact with patients to reschedule elective procedures that were postponed during the height of the crisis. Public triage instructions Al-Sanad urged citizens and residents with non-emergency conditions to visit Primary Healthcare Centers (clinics) rather than hospitals. This measure is intended to maintain the flow of hospital services and allow emergency departments to prioritize critical and life-threatening cases.