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iciHaiti - Health : Medical equipment and vehicles delivered to the North and Center Departments
28/08/2025 10:10:05

As part of its national policy to protect and promote public health, the Government, under the leadership of the Prime Minister and in coordination with the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) and the Ministry of Public Health, is stepping up its efforts to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all citizens.

Dr. Hans Humbold A. Charles, Departmental Director of Health for the North, welcomed with great satisfaction this first shipment from the central level, in accordance with the clear directives of the Minister of Public Health. He hailed the delivery of a large batch of medical equipment and two brand new vehicles as a sign of hope and a new boost for hospitals, marking a decisive step in the vision of providing more efficient, accessible, and dignified care to the department's population by ensuring quality medical services accessible to all.

Dr. Wolve Irvens Charles, Departmental Health Director of the Center, received several containers of medical supplies and welcomed this government initiative, recalling that effective coordination between various government institutions and partners makes it possible to quickly respond to citizens' basic needs and strengthen the national health system. He hailed this delivery as a sign of hope and a new boost for hospitals, marking a decisive step in the vision of providing more efficient, accessible, and dignified care to the department's population.

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