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Sharjah, February 2 / The Pink Caravan Knights march – one of the initiatives of the “Friends of Cancer Patients Association” – announced the medical path of its clinics, with the aim of providing early detection examinations for breast cancer, which number 32 clinics, which vary between fixed and mobile, and mammogram examinations.
The mobile clinics continue to provide free medical examinations over a period of seven days during the Pink Caravan riders’ march in the seven emirates of the country, with the aim of raising awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection, as it starts on February 4 from Sharjah before ending its journey in Abu Dhabi on February 10.
On the first day, the mobile clinics will start at “Al Heera Beach” in Sharjah, then head to “Zawra Beach” in Ajman. On the second day, the mobile clinics will arrive at the “Global Village” in Dubai, before returning on the third day to “Zero 6” Mall in Sharjah, then heading to Then to Kite Beach in Umm Al Quwain.
The mobile clinics will be on a date with the residents of Fujairah when they arrive on the fifth day in the “Fujairah Corniche”, while the sixth day will witness the stop of the mobile clinics at “Mina Al Arab” and the trip will conclude in “Zayed Sports City” in Abu Dhabi, where the mobile clinics will stop there until the end of the seventh and final day in (10 February).
As for the mini medical clinics, they will stop on their first day at “Thumbay Hospital” in Ajman, as well as in “Al Hira Beach” in Sharjah, before heading to “Zabeel Park” in Dubai on their second day. On the third day, the mini clinics will move to the accommodations of the “Air Arabia” employees before To depart later to the “Sharjah National Park”, while the mini clinics will arrive on the fourth day to “Kite Beach” in Umm Al Quwain, passing by the “Sharjah Ladies Club – Al Hamriya Branch”.
On the fifth day, the mini clinics will arrive at the Kalba Waterfront, then to the Oceanic Khorfakkan Resort and Spa. On the sixth day, the mini clinics will stop in Ras Al Khaimah at Saqr Hospital, passing through the Qassim Corniche, and on the last day they will stop at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. And then at Yas Mall in Abu Dhabi.
It is noteworthy that the “Pink Caravan” march had also provided fixed clinics across the Emirates to provide free breast cancer check-ups from January 20 to February 10, as the activities of its 11th session will start from February 4 to 10 under the slogan “We Continue.” With the aim of spreading awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection, it invites all members of society to participate in this march to combat cancer and increase opportunities to prevent and overcome it.
