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Eastern completes 13 out 16 mini hospitals

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The government has completed the construction of 13 out of 16 mini hospitals that were allocated to Eastern Province to enhance health services delivery.

Eastern Provincial Health Director Gideon Zulu told ZANIS in an interview that 16 mini hospitals were earmarked for construction in 10 districts.

Dr Zulu disclosed that 13 of those mini hospitals have been completed in seven districts and only three of the facilities are remaining.

The 16 mini hospitals located in Eastern Province are part of the 650 that are earmarked to be built across the country.

“These mini hospitals come with a theatre for operations and space for admission of patients,” Dr Zulu said.

Mr Zulu further stated that the objective of constructing the mini hospitals is to help decongest hospitals in the districts and provide first level services.

“But for some districts this will be providing first level services as close to the community as possible in line with the vision of the Ministry of Health,” he said.

7 COMMENTS

  1. This development is benefiting everyone including the same upnd who criticise us. Because you will come to learn that hh is in a coma and being attended to in a hospital built by us.

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  2. “The 16 mini hospitals located in Eastern Province are part of the 650 that are earmarked to be built across the country.”

    Be truthful with your reporting these are not being constructed by the govt but Indian contractor via the Indian Exim bank loan…please don’t cheat people just because you have lamentably failed to utilise taxpayers money.

  3. How can govt complete something that Indian contractor is building across the country via Indian loan.

  4. @mwansa you will die before me. Covid is hammering people where you are. Especially if you are poor and black that side

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