Mwanza. The Aga Khan Foundation yesterday began providing free medical services to Mwanza residents in a ‘life saving drive’ that targets to benefit over 1,500 people.
Working in collaboration with the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), the exercise offers services to patients who cannot afford the high cost of treatment in private hospitals.
The free treatment, according to Mr Karim Jamal, the chairman of the Aga Khan Foundation in Mwanza, will focus on both diagnosis and treatment of periodic and chronic diseases using modern equipment and a team of qualified doctors. “There are specific diseases that we will deal with in this two-day exercise. via thecitizen.co.tz.
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