Muscat – The new facility, which represents an investment of approximately RO 15.4 million, is equipped with 50 beds and wards for men, women, children and maternity, besides emergency, dialysis, X-ray and laboratory sections. Auxiliary units at the hospital include a biomedical engineering workshop, a sterilization unit, a medical warehouse and a general store.
The hospital is set to benefit over 8,000 citizens and residents, addressing a critical need for advanced medical care in the area. The opening of Al Mazyona Hospital underscores the commitment to enhancing healthcare access and quality in Dhofar, with a focus on delivering essential services to the local population.
The facility, set up on an area of 90,000 sqm (building area 15,276 sqm), comprises general clinics, internal medical clinics, as well as dental, paediatric, surgery, ENT, ophthalmology and obstetric clinics.
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