Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. The State House Director of Communications, Myk Berewa, has highlighted significant achievements in Sierra Leone’s health sector under President Julius Maada Bio’s administration over the past seven years.
In an interview with Liberty Online TV, Berewa emphasized that ambulances are now available in all 16 districts across the country, markedly enhancing emergency response and access to healthcare for citizens nationwide.
Additionally, specialized baby units have been established in hospitals throughout Sierra Leone, ensuring improved neonatal care for infants and better support for mothers. Berewa also noted the creation of 166-bed Julius Maada Bio Centers for Pediatrics at Lumley, reflecting the government’s ongoing commitment to child health and the provision of specialized medical services.
Furthermore, special baby units have been established in hospitals throughout Sierra Leone, ensuring improved neonatal care for infants and support for mothers. Berewa also highlighted the creation of 166 brand new Julius Maada Bio Centers for pediatrics at Lumley, reflecting the government’s continued investment in child health and specialized medical services.
“These initiatives demonstrate the administration’s commitment to enhancing healthcare delivery, reducing child mortality, and making quality healthcare more accessible to all Sierra Leoneans,” Berewa stated. The progress marks a significant milestone in the country’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the health system and provide equitable services for citizens in both urban and rural communities.
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