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In addition to medical services, the campaign also includes an important social component. Distributions of clothing, free meals and toiletries will be organized to meet the essential needs of local communities.
As part of a major humanitarian initiative, the First Lady of Gabon, Zita Oligui Nguema, is staying from February 25 to March 4, 2024 in the province of Ngounié (south), notably in Lebamba on the “lands of her fathers”, to supervise a series of actions in favor of local populations.
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Source : CPD
This campaign, indicates the First Lady’s communication, aims to provide urgent medical and social assistance to those in need. It will take place in two distinct phases, the first taking place from February 25 to 26 and the second from February 28 to March 4. In addition to Lebamba, other towns, including Mbigou, Malinga and Makongonio, will also benefit from these humanitarian actions.
At the heart of this initiative is a comprehensive medical component, including consultations in general medicine, diabetology, ophthalmology, infectious diseases, pediatrics, surgery, cardiology, and many others. This will allow populations to have access to quality health care, which is often inaccessible in these remote regions.
Note that the First Lady benefits from the support of certain members of the government, in particular Ministers Flavien Nziengui Nzondou, Adrien Mougougou and Carmelia Ntoutoume Leclercq, nationals of the cities to visit. Without forgetting the support of certain international organizations such as the ADB, the FAO, UNESCO and the World Bank
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