In the districts of Chinsali and Isoka in Muchinga Province, the government is constructing two small hospitals.
The tiny hospitals are located in Musanya and Sasamweji, two densely populated localities.
The Mini Hospital in Isoka is already built and furnished.
Initially, it was intended for the two tiny hospitals to serve as Covid 19 response centers.
The two medical facilities cost more than K8 MILLION.
The $1,500,000 Kwacha Chinsali-Nakonde road project has a community component with this project.
According to Resident Engineer DEWALD POTGIETER of the Civil Planning Group, Sasamweji Mini Hospital is finished, furnished, and prepared to be turned over to the Ministry of Health.
A midwife at Sansamweji named RABBECCA LUKAVU is pleased that the medical center can now offer the neighborhood better maternal services.
The little hospital will be a relief to the more than 8,000 people that the facility must care for, according to CHILESHE SAMPA, a certified nurse at Musanya rural Health clinic.
-
President Hakainde Hichilema Mourns the Passing of Edgar Lungu
-
Edgar Lungu has Died
-
President Hichilema Pays Tribute to Pope Francis at Solemn Requiem Mass
-
Government Intensifies Soil Analysis Campaign to Boost Agricultural Productivity
-
Businessman acquitted in high-profile corruption case linked to ex-President Lungu
-
Teenage girl found dead near Kamwala South Secondary School, police launch investigations
-
Vice President calls for stronger engagement between UNZA management & student leaders
-
President Hichilema sets 1,000 megawatt solar energy target for 2025
-
RPP backs Vice President’s call to accelerate national gender policy implementation
-
Kariba North Bank Power Station to boost generation with increased water allocation