Africa-Press – Liberia. The Management of the National Port Authority has purchased a new ambulance aimed at boosting the health center at the port to serve employees and adjacent communities.
The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Mr. Sekou A. M. Dukuly over the weekend dedicated the ambulance intended to enhance healthcare services for NPA employees and the broader Port community.
Before the dedication, the NPA boss toured the recently refurbished Port Clinic, and medical supplies and drugs provided by the NPA Management.
Welcoming the NPA boss to the Clinic, the head Nurse of the clinic Tenneh Kota expressed profound gratitude and appreciation to the NPA Management headed by Mr. Dukuly for its unwavering support to the Clinic which provides services to employees daily. Ms. Kota said the clinic provides treatment for about sixty patients suffering from different treatable illnesses daily.
In his remarks, Mr Dukuly praised the dedication and hard work of the clinic’s medical staff. He reiterated the commitment of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to improving Liberia’s healthcare system, stating, “The President has pledged his unwavering commitment to strengthening Liberia’s health infrastructure and has made it clear that his administration will not rest until the nation is adequately equipped.” Mr. Dukuly affirmed that the NPA stands fully aligned with this vision.
Reflecting on his earlier years around the Freeport of Monrovia, Mr. Dukuly acknowledged the Port’s historic and ongoing role not only as a vital gateway to Liberia’s economy but also as a center of essential community services.
Following the clinic tour, Mr. Dukuly officially dedicated the newly acquired ambulance, marking the first time in the NPA’s history that the authority has provided such a vehicle for its health facility. He expressed pride in achieving this milestone during his tenure and announced that Management is actively working toward procuring a second ambulance to expand service coverage to neighbouring communities around the Freeport of Monrovia
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