'We want vulnerable people to get medical services'

Millicent Bulafu, the president of the Rotary Club of Kira, said the medical camp was meant to help vulnerable communities in Sheema municipality.

A doctor checking an elderly woman with an eye infection during a free medical camp. Photos Bruno Mugizi

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

The spirit of making a positive impact in communities was alive at the Rwentunda Medical Camp in Sheema municipality as hundreds of people benefitted from free medical services,

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'We want vulnerable people to get medical services'

Millicent Bulafu, the president of the Rotary Club of Kira, said the medical camp was meant to help vulnerable communities in Sheema municipality.

A doctor checking an elderly woman with an eye infection during a free medical camp. Photos Bruno Mugizi

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