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Allocate money for operation of abandoned Mobile Clinic Vans – Alex Segbefia

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Former Health Minister, Alex Segbefia has asked the government to operationalise the Mobile Clinic Vans that have been abandoned at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra.

He told Joy News Wednesday, healthcare delivery in the country will be improved if funds are made available for the operation of the mobile clinics.

Joy News’ investigation has uncovered how eight Mobile Clinic Vans procured by the past government has been left to rot by the current administration.

Related Article: Mobile-clinic vans procured by NDC gov’t rotting away

Former Health Minister, Alex Segbefia

The vans are meant to bridge the healthcare delivery gap between the urban and rural areas.

The mobile vans with a Twi inscription ‘Onua dor’ translated as neighbourly love, have power generators and interior fitted with air-conditions.

But the window frames of some of the vans have been broken.

One of the Mobile Clinic Vans

Saddened by the development, the former Health Minister who procured the vans has asked the government to secure the needed funds to ensure the operation of the Mobile Clinic Vans.

“I am clearly convinced in my mind that mobile clinics are in this country to stay but why it is not I can’t answer for the New Patriotic Party (NPP),” Mr Segbefia said.

He said the ‘Onua Dor’ as the vans are called is a good project Ghanaians would like to “see more of it.”

MyJoyOnline

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