Mannai Auto Group, official GMC dealers in Qatar, have announced strong interest in the GMC range, especially the Acadia during Ramadan led by a campaign offering full repayment of loans for the 2015 Acadia in up to 4 years, after a 20% down payment.
Those reserving their vehicles before the end of July 2015 will also receive an enhanced benefits package inclusive of free 5 years or 100,000km scheduled maintenance, 5 years unlimited warranty and 3 years - 24/7 roadside assistance.  
Mahmoud Skhiri General Sales Manager, Mannai Auto, said: “This Ramadan, the GMC range is boosted by a strong benefits package designed especially for our loyal customers during the Holy Month. It features a 5-year scheduled maintenance and warranty package that will be valid for all purchases completed before the end of July 2015.”
Customers wishing to purchase a GMC Acadia can avail loans from Mannai Auto’s banking partners subject to maximum of 4-year repayment periods for expats. The Acadia is available at a starting EMI of QR2,444 per month after deducting the down payment for a sample period of 4 years.  
The Acadia is known for its flexibility, safety and functionality, which makes it especially popular with families. With more attention to family comfort and safety, the 2015 model continues to appeal to this segment,  a company statement said.

Medical staff attend workshop on gastrointestinal endoscopy
Al Khor and Al Ahli hospitals hosted a workshop for the development of the medical and nursing staff on the gastrointestinal endoscopy procedure in order to update them on the use of the new generation of endoscopes and medical equipment and keep them abreast with the current medical trends scientifically and practically.
The workshop was instructed by a professional team from Barzan Medical Supplies. It focused on the stomach bleeding during surgery of the digestive system and the use of Hemospray, a breakthrough in the reduction of any internal bleeding, as well as the use of the latest systems and endoscopy for the expansion of the digestive tract.
The medical workshop included also the practical use of Hemospray to stop ulcer bleeding safely and with success ratios of up to 100% by spraying a white metal powder on the bleeding locations unresponsive to treatment through a catheter inserted into the endoscope tubes.
Since there is a considerable percentage of patients that die due to severe recurrent gastrointestinal bleeding, this novel technology is used to reduce the mortality rates.