Rehabilitation work begins at Chuiba health center

 

After the damage caused by the recent cyclone, the Chuiba Health Center in the city of Pemba, Cabo Delgado province in north of Mozambique has started rehabilitation work, with a focus on installing paving in the center’s corridors.

This is an important step in improving the center's infrastructure, which, despite the challenges faced, continues to provide services to the population.

The rehabilitation includes significant improvements, such as paving all the corridors, marking a substantial advancement for the facility.

However, there are still areas that need attention, such as rooms and sections that remain without ceilings, as well as improvised tents, like those in the observation and treatment rooms, which were set up with the support of the World Health Organization (WHO).

Although the center's infrastructure still has gaps, the professional team has never stopped attending to patients, offering essential services during this transitional period.

The local community celebrates this effort, which represents a milestone in the recovery process of the city of Pemba and other neighborhoods affected by the cyclone, showing resilience and a commitment to public health in the region. (Sifa Artur)