18
Mar
The Abura Dunkwa District Hospital, located in the Central Region, is facing dire challenges as it continues to rely on outdated medical equipment that has not been upgraded in over two decades. Situated in Abura-Dunkwa, the capital of the Abura Asebu Kwamankese District, the hospital began as a clinic in 1946 and was later upgraded to a district hospital on August 10, 2000. It serves a population of about 126,313, annually with a bed capacity of 54. However, 25 years on, the hospital is still using the same equipment, and the state of the facility has deteriorated significantly. During a…
