Staff Reporter

 The  Second  Republic has prioritized  health care  service  in  Bulawayo as evidenced by the completion of  a  new   20  bed  clinic  in  Cowdry   Park, Bulawayo.

This is in line with the Government's policy of leaving no citizens and place behind regards development.

After  its completion, the  clinic  now  possesses  20  beds,  x-ray machines, oxygen,  generator  system, IT  equipment. Prenatal, post  natal  wards  and  paediatric  wards   that are  available  at  the  state  of the  art  hospital.

Thousands  of  citizens  in Cowdry  Park  and  other  parts  of  Bulawayo  will be  provided  with  health  facilities  and  services  which  they  did  not have  in  the  past  years. According  to  a  source, before the construction of Cowdry Park clinic,   residents  used  to  visit  Luveve  clinic   and  other  provincial  hospitals  to  seek   medical  treatment  which  was  costly  to  them.

 The facility also possesses patient monitors and anaesthesia machines. Many of the equipment available at the clinic are of high standard which meets modern medical standards.

In  climate  proofing  economy,  the  clinic  also  uses  solar  systems for  power  generation. Employment will also be created through  recruitment  of  health  workers.

Citizens online  also  praised the  Second  Republic    for  not  leaving  Bulawayo  city behind in  the provision  of  health  care . A  netizen  @makamuretawanda said  the  Government  should  go  ahead  and  do  more  good  things  in  other  cities.