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Government Allocates 5bn/- for Chato Regional Referral Hospital Infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The government announced that the Ministry of Health has allocated 5bn/- to complete various infrastructure projects at Chato Regional Referral Hospital. These projects include a mortuary, laundry building, blood bank facility, and ward block. The announcement was made by the Deputy Minister for Health, Dr Florence Samizi, on behalf of Minister for Health Mohamed Mchengerwa.

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The allocation targets the second phase of the hospital’s construction, which is estimated to cost 18bn/- overall. The first phase, costing 13bn/-, already established the outpatient department, pharmacy, laboratory facilities, emergency services building, and intensive care unit.

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Who's involved

  • Mohamed MchengerwaMinisterial representative for the government in health matters
  • governmentGoverning body responsible for public services and infrastructure
  • TanzaniaGeopolitical state where the hospital is located

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