Busoga leaders appeal for support to manage mpox cases

As of Friday (October 11), the number of confirmed cases in Busoga was 12, according to Dr. Alfred Yayi, the director of Jinja Regional Referral Hospital.

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First deputy Prime Minister Rebecca Kadaga (L) flanked by other officials as they inspected the new sh1b orthopaedic ward at Jinja Hospital last week. (Credit: Jackie Nambogga)

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BUSOGA - Leaders in Uganda's eastern sub-region of Busoga have said there is inadequate support towards the management of mpox cases in the area.

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Busoga leaders appeal for support to manage mpox cases

As of Friday (October 11), the number of confirmed cases in Busoga was 12, according to Dr. Alfred Yayi, the director of Jinja Regional Referral Hospital.

First deputy Prime Minister Rebecca Kadaga (L) flanked by other officials as they inspected the new sh1b orthopaedic ward at Jinja Hospital last week. (Credit: Jackie Nambogga)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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