COVID-19: Mukono RDC takes office under a mango tree
He said because he has been serving more people than before, yet they come at once, it would be difficult to observe the Ministry of Health and the Presidential directives in regards to social distancing while in the office.
COVID-19
The Mukono Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Fred Bamwine decided to take his office out of the building to a mango tree shade to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Bamwine, who is the chairperson of the Mukono district COVID-19 taskforce says his decision is one of the preventive measures of the deadly coronavirus.
Other officers from the RDC's office attending to an expectant mother under the mango tree
He said because he has been serving more people than before, yet they come at once, it would be difficult to observe the Ministry of Health and the Presidential directives in regards to social distancing while in the office.
"I also chair meetings with the district COVID-19 taskforce and security in this mango tree shade. The likeliness of spreading the virus is minimal compared to the office which has got limited space and aeration," he said.
The Mukono district woman chairperson, Esther Nakyazze Baroma said, as part of the district COVID-19 taskforce, they recommended Bamwine to the tree shade, a decision which has been convenient to everybody including the people they are serving.
Bamwine and other officers working under the mango tree
Bamwine chairing the COVID 19 taskforce meeting
Bamwine and the COVID-19 taskforce members receiving a donation including hand washing equipment, thermometer guns, sanitizers, medical gowns, and gloves, among others, from the Rotary Club of Kampala South and Rotary Club of Mukono