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Saudi authorities prepare for more rain, urge caution photos

Saudi authorities prepare for more rain, urge caution

  • Civil defense and emergency medical teams braced for the rainy season and began implementing plans
  • Municipalities continued to drain and clear the excess water
By Arab News ·
Saudi Red Crescent Authority courses benefit 113,000

Saudi Red Crescent Authority courses benefit 113,000

By SPA ·
Saudi Red Crescent Authority participates in World First Aid Day

Saudi Red Crescent Authority participates in World First Aid Day

By SPA ·
Red Crescent emergency assistance can be requested by dialing 997. (SPA) photos

Saudi Red Crescent helps 26,000 patients, accident victims in single month

By SPA ·
Saudi Red Crescent Authority and The Helicopter Co. launch air ambulance service photos

Saudi Red Crescent Authority and The Helicopter Co. launch air ambulance service

By SPA ·
Special Saudi Red Crescent Authority elected to board of international federation

Saudi Red Crescent Authority elected to board of international federation

By Hebshi Alshammari ·
Saudi Red Crescent Authority chief stresses keenness on international presence. (Supplied)

Saudi Red Crescent Authority chief stresses keenness on international presence

By SPA ·
Special Saudi Arabia provides 30 ambulances for Yemen’s health sector

Saudi Arabia provides 30 ambulances for Yemen’s health sector

By Zaid Khashogji ·
Special Winners of Makkah Excellence Award announced

Winners of Makkah Excellence Award announced

By Ghadi Joudah ·
Lectures and training courses in first aid hosted by the SRCA are helping the public learn important first aid skills. (SPA) photos

Saudi Arabia marks World First Aid Day

By SPA ·
The president of the Saudi Red Crescent Authority, Dr. Jalal bin Mohammed Al-Owaisi, said his organization aimed to become a regional leader in the monitoring and research of injuries and accidents by 2025. (Twitter: @mediasrca)

New center opens to enhance road safety in Saudi Arabia

By SPA ·
Seconds count for Saudi Red Crescent Authority’s Hajj rapid-response teams

Seconds count for Saudi Red Crescent Authority’s Hajj rapid-response teams

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
The SRCA conducted more than 150 medical training courses for nearly 7,800 trainees from Saudi Red Crescent Authority. (SPA) photos

Saudi Red Crescent Authority equips 12 emergency centers for pilgrims

By SPA ·

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