Community donates N.4m blood test kits to clinic
The kits were donated in order to improve diagnostic and other medical services at the Garingabas clinic.
Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN)
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The Chairman of the committee, Malam Nura Mu’azu, made this known on Friday in Malammadori, while presenting the items to the Director, Primary Healthcare Department of the council, Alhaji Lawan Garba.
Mu’azu said the kits were donated in order to improve diagnostic and other medical services at the Garingabas clinic.
The kits donated included body temperature and blood test kits.
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He said the donation was to complement government’s efforts toward improving healthcare at the grassroots.
Mu’azu said the committee was working toward promoting community participation in the management of health facilities in the area.
In a remark, Garba commended the committee for donating the kits.
He said the kits would go a long way in improving healthcare in the area.
The director called on expectant mothers to visit the clinic to improve their health status and control maternal mortality.
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