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Health Minister Visits Paediatric and Maternal Hospital Construction Site

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January 14, 2024
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The Guyana Paediatric and Maternal Hospital is being constructed at Ogle, East Coast Demerara. (Photo: Ministry of Health

The Guyana Paediatric and Maternal Hospital is being constructed at Ogle, East Coast Demerara. (Photo: Ministry of Health

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Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony, accompanied by the Permanent Secretary, Mr Malcolm Watkins, and a cohort of officials from VAMED Engineering and VIKAB Guyana Ltd, conducted a site visit at the Guyana Paediatric and Maternal Hospital, Ogle, East Coast Demerara

The visit last Wednesday was aimed at overseeing the development and construction progress made thus far on the site.

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This hospital upon completion is poised to provide comprehensive services which will cater to the healthcare needs of mothers (women of childbearing age) and children.

This 256-bed facility is slated for completion by the final quarter of 2025. This project underscores the Government’s commitment to enhancing healthcare access and service delivery. It also marks a  pivotal milestone in Guyana’s healthcare infrastructure.

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