The Ministry of Health (MOH) has unveiled an extensive operational plan to ensure uninterrupted primary healthcare services during the Eid Al-Fitr holiday in 2025. A total of 47 health centers across Kuwait will remain operational, with many providing 24-hour medical services to cater to both citizens and residents.

• Several centers operating 24/7 to meet the demand for urgent healthcare services.
• Others running from 7:00 AM until midnight, ensuring extended medical support.
• One special center functioning from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM to cater to specific patient needs and reduce hospital emergency department congestion.

1. Capital Health Zone

A total of six centers will be operational:

• 24/7 Centers:
  • Ali Sabah Al-Salem Center (Sulaibikhat)
  • Abdulrahman Al-Zaid Center (Khaitan)
  • Abdullah Al-Abd Al-Hadi Center (Granada)
• 7:00 AM – Midnight Centers:
  • Hassan Al-Dehani Center (Adailiya)
  • Abdulaziz Hussein Center (Mishref)
  • Abdullah Al-Othman Center (Mirqab)

2. Hawally Health Zone

Six centers will remain open:

• 24/7 Centers:
  • Rumaithiya Specialized Center
  • Salwa Specialized Center
• 7:00 AM – Midnight Centers:
  • West Salmiya Center
  • West Salwa Center
  • West Mishref Center
  • Mahmoud Haji Haidar Center (Bayan)

3. Farwaniya Health Zone

Nine centers will provide healthcare services:

• 24/7 Centers:
  • South Firdous Center
  • West Andalus Center
  • Ardiya Center
• 7:00 AM – Midnight Centers:
  • Khaitan Center
  • Abdullah Mubarak Center
  • South Ardiya Center
  • South Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh Center
  • Sabah Al-Nasser Center
  • Al-Raqi Center

4. Ahmadi Health Zone – The Largest Coverage

The Ahmadi Health Zone will have the highest number of fully operational centers, with 12 facilities providing round-the-clock services:

• West Sabahiya
• Sabah Al-Ahmad A
• Fahaheel
• Wafra
• Al-Egaila
• Masayel
• Al-Zohor
• Ahmadi
• Fintas
• Industrial Ports
• South Sabahiya
• Women's Center in Ali Sabah Al-Salem

Ensuring Efficient Healthcare During Eid

The Ministry of Health emphasized that the plan is designed to enhance accessibility to medical services and relieve pressure on emergency departments in hospitals. By distributing healthcare services across different zones, the initiative ensures that patients receive timely medical attention without disruptions.