Conex Energy Sierra Leone Donates 6000 Liters of Fuel to Minister of Health for Hospital Use
Aaron Parker Conex Energy Sierra Leone has donated fuel cards totaling 6000 liters to Minister Austin Demby. The donation aims to support essential services at two prominent hospitals in the country.
Under the initiative, 3000 liters of fuel will be allocated to the Princess Christian Maternity Hospital (PCMH), a key healthcare facility in Freetown. This contribution will facilitate uninterrupted power supply and ensure the smooth operation of medical equipment, enhancing patient care and treatment.
Additionally, the remaining 3000 liters of fuel will benefit the Ola During Children’s Hospital, another vital healthcare institution catering to the needs of children in Sierra Leone.
This allocation will support the hospital’s efforts to provide quality healthcare services to young patients and contribute to maintaining a conducive environment for medical treatment.
God bless that Dr Gynaecologist woman who advocated for light availability, but she was sack by government attached to the PCMH, now look the benefit that has come to the PCMH Hospital to gain 3000 liters of fuel to maintain standard and constant supply of light. But again, this 3000 litres of fuel has to be supervised and monitored well to use it for the correct purpose in the PCMH Hospital. It is not to be used for private purposes or not to be theft by Generator operators