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Hospital receives medical supplies worth Sh36m from Helping Hand

Muhamed Habib(left) Program Officer from the Pakistan's Helping Hand Foundation uncover a new Infant Incubator equipment donated to Kakamega County Hospital on 25th/OCT/2014. Receiving on behalf of the hospital superintendent is Doctor David Andambi (in checked). The donation was worth 36M. BY CHRISPEN SECHERE

Kakamega; Kenya: Kakamega General Hospital has received equipment worth Sh36 million from the Helping Hand based in Pakistan.

The hospital received an infant incubator, laboratory refrigerator, oxygen tank and a vision tester among others. It also received beds and mattresses.

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