Abu Dhabi's oldest hospital to be brought down
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, January 28 - 2008 at 11:32
Central Hospital, the oldest hospital in Abu Dhabi, is slated to be demolished by the end of next week, reported Gulf News. The 40-year-old hospital located near Shaikh Khalifa Medical Centre (SKMC), was the only hospital in Abu Dhabi till Al Jazeera Hospital was set up by the mid-70s, said the management of SKMC. Two crucial sections at Central Hospital - the Urgent Care section and the Renal Unit Dialysis (RUD) - are being transferred. The Urgent Care section is scheduled to be transferred to the new Khalidiya Urgent Care Centre (KUCC) at SKMC, which will service patients the same day the Central Hospital is closed.
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