MP donates medical equipment to National Police Training School clinic

Mr Patrick Boamah, Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, has donated essential medical equipment to the National Police Training School Clinic at Tesano.
The donation follows a proposal from the Police leadership requesting support to enhance healthcare services at the facility.
The equipment presented includes two hospital beds, three nebulizers, five thermometer guns, two bedside drawers, two pulse oximeters, three boxes of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs), and an automatic blood pressure monitor, among other items. This contribution was intended to bolster healthcare delivery at the clinic, benefiting officers and the general public.
In his remarks, MP Boamah emphasized his commitment to improving healthcare resources for all Ghanaians.
The Police Training School Clinic serves a crucial role in providing medical care to officers and trainees, and the donated equipment is expected to enhance the clinic’s capacity to deliver quality services
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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