Hebron-Ma'an- Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin met in his office on Wednesday with a delegation from the Palestinian Wounded Union headed by Abdul Hafeez Al-Hashlamoun, head of the union's branch in Hebron Governorate, to inform the governor of a number of issues and needs that concern this important sector in our Palestinian society. Doudin welcomed the attendees, stressing that the wounded and their needs are a national duty and are at the top of the president's priorities, and that all institutions must play their role towards them, and that all the points raised during the meeting will be followed up with all official and civil authorities. For his part, Al-Hashlamoun thanked Governor Dudin for his constant interest in the wounded file and his ongoing cooperation with the union on many issues. Cooperation and coordination with the governor's office contributed to alleviating the suffering of the wounded and their various needs. Source: Maan News Agency
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