1 Million Dirhams And More As A Compensation For The Syrian Doctor Who Died From COVID In UAE

Two weeks ago, the Syrian physician Abdel Qader Muhaimid from Deir Al-Zour died from COVID-19 while working in the Emirate of Sharjah in UAE.

Here is what Sheikh Dr. Sultan Al Qasimi, the ruler of Sharjah, decided for the family of the physician.

* A compensation of one million dirhams was delivered to the wife of the martyr Syrian doctor, Fatima Al-Nasser.

* Considering his clinic with a permanent valid license.

* His wife is entitled to appoint whom she deems appropriate from a doctor to operate it the clinic.

* 25,000 dirhams per month living expenses for her and her four children.

* 15,000 dirhams per month housing and other expenses.

* permanent residence for her and her children.

* Free education for her children until they graduate From universities.

* Free comprehensive health insurance for the family.

* Sheikh Dr. Sultan Al Qasimi, the ruler of Sharjah, sent a high-ranking woman to offer condolences to the wife of Dr. Abdul Qadir Muhaimid, may God have mercy on him.

This is a brief summary of the life of the doctor Abdel Qader Muhaimid:

“Al-Muhaimid” comes from “Al-Mayadeen” city in Deir Al-Zour Governorate, 1965, for a father who worked as an employee in the oil transportation company between Iraq and Syria, and his uncle, Doctor Yasser Al-Hamad, one of the oldest obstetricians and gynecologists in Deir Al-Zour Governorate.

He graduated from the Faculty Of Medicine at the University of Damascus with ear, nose and throat specialty, and worked as a doctor in private and governmental hospitals for a long time, and in the ambulance departments, and he did many researches in ENT.

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