Josephat Kandege
The government has promised to provide health
services through a mobile clinic van which will soon be introduced to the
people in Kondoa district, Dodoma region. The government’s promise has been
issued last week in Parliament by the deputy minister of State in President’s
office for local government and regional administration Josephat Kandege when he
was responding to a question which was raised by Kondoa urban legislator Edwin
Gante Sanda (CCM). The legislator wanted to know when the government will bring
to his people a mobile clinic so that they could provide heath services to
people living in far flung areas with ease. The minister noted that, with the upcoming
technological innovations, the government has resolved to buy medical vehicles
which are fully equipped with health facilities and move around to far flung
areas to provide the necessary heath services to its people. He noted that, his
ministry has set aside in this year’s budget fund with which to supply such
newly invented vehicles used to provide such services to rural people with ease
countrywide, and in view of this people in Kondoa will benefit one just like in
other needy places. He said it is the government’s intention to make sure that,
“it does all it could in order to ensure that people living in far flung areas
gets medical and health services within reach”.
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