Mukono Covid-19 taskforce declines to operationalize party branded ambulances

Mukono region Covid-19 taskforce has declined to operationalize ambulances given by lawmakers bearing their photos and ideological group tones. The taskforce arrived at the choice get-togethers District Health Officer-DHO Steven Mulindwa educated the individuals that the District Woman Member of Parliament Hanifah Nabukeera had given a rescue vehicle to ease development reactions and reference of Covid-19 patients.

He asked the team to operationalize the emergency vehicle to assume its part. In her reaction, Fatumah Ndisaba, the Mukono Resident District Commissioner who additionally serves as the COVID-19 taskforce administrator directed that such gifts must be put to use by government substances once the contributors acknowledge to go through the right cycle that expect them to give up records of possession to the Chief Administrative Officer-CAO and free them of any ideological group brands.

The Chief Administrative Officer, James Nkata concurred. He clarified that the region can just assume control over the rescue vehicle and give a driver, clinical specialists and fuel once the contributor completely gives up it. Nabukeera says that she is as yet looking for answers from the team, saying she gave over every one of the reports they are requesting to the DHO.

Different individuals from parliament in Mukono region, for example, Fred Ssimbwa of Nakifuma and Abudallah Kiwanuka of Mukono North have likewise bought ambulances following a noisy clamor from patients confronting a test of development.

Different MPs including Betty Nambooze of Mukono Municipality and the previous Mukono South MP, Johnson Muyanja Ssenyonga who prior on bought ambulances for their electorates chose to keep up with them and pay the drivers. In any case, they need clinical staff to help patients yet can pick and ship them to wellbeing offices. Their ambulances are painted in the shades of the National Unity Platform, convey the giver’s photos and that of their gathering president Robert Kyagulanyi. Ssimbwa says that he is prepared to formally surrender the emergency vehicle to the locale gave its marking doesn’t change.

George William Ssemakula, an inhabitant of Nabuti cell in Mukono Central Division has requested that the RDC quit politicizing the issue of the emergency vehicle and like the choice by the administrators to surrender the ambulances. He encourages her to disregard the marking, saying that it steers clear of administration conveyance which is vital.

Mukono locale actually faces a test of absence of stable method for dealing with patients particularly those alluded for additional administration from provincial sub regions