Govt delays payment of indoor residual sprayers in Arua

Each spray operator is to be paid a total of sh682,000 for the 25 days worked

Paul Bishop Drileba (left) the Arua District Health Officer speaks during a meeting with health stakeholders. Photo by Robert Ariaka

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

People who participated in the indoor residual spraying programme aimed at disinfecting houses as a measure of controlling malaria in Arua district, have not been paid.

The payment has since been

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Govt delays payment of indoor residual sprayers in Arua

Each spray operator is to be paid a total of sh682,000 for the 25 days worked

Paul Bishop Drileba (left) the Arua District Health Officer speaks during a meeting with health stakeholders. Photo by Robert Ariaka

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