KPHL commends progress on Port Moresby General Hospital's Cancer and Heart Facilities

The Board of Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited (KPHL) has voiced satisfaction with the ongoing progress of the new Cancer Facility and the National Heart Centre at Port Moresby General Hospital (PMGH). The company's investment has significantly contributed to these critical healthcare infrastructure projects.

KPHL has invested K10 million to support the completion of structural works on the Cancer Facility, including the foundation for two cancer bunkers. This facility is scheduled to open next month. The success of this project is attributed to the direct involvement of the PMGH management and Board, alongside the oversight provided by an independent Project Manager during construction.

While expressing pleasure with the advancements in the cancer and heart facilities, KPHL also raised concerns about other infrastructure initiatives the company is undertaking. The specifics of these concerns were not detailed in the report, but they indicate potential challenges or delays in other projects managed by KPHL.

The development of these specialized medical facilities at PMGH is a significant step towards improving healthcare services in Papua New Guinea, particularly for cancer and heart patients who previously required overseas treatment. KPHL's commitment through financial investment and support is crucial for realizing these advancements.