Sumkar DDA allocates K200,000 to tackle medical drug shortages
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- Sumkar District Development Authority allocated K200,000 for supplementary medical drugs.
- The funds will support health facilities across the district during ongoing shortages of essential medicines.
Sumkar District Development Authority has allocated K200,000 to purchase supplementary medical drugs for health facilities across the district.
The funding comes amid continuing shortages of essential medicines. It is intended to help facilities obtain additional supplies while the shortages persist.
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