IPC bemoans poor health service delivery

Reported by New Era Namibia · 15 hours ago · Steven Klukowski

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The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) lawmaker Lilani Brinkman says Namibia cannot normalise situations where citizens suffer or lose their lives because basic healthcare services are unavailable when needed most. Referring to the situation at Mariental District Hospital, the MP raised concern…

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