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Ramathuba to welcome 13 Cuban healthcare experts

The deployment in Limpopo consists of eight family physicians, one epidemiologist, one biostatistician and  three health technologists.

POLOKWANE – Limpopo health MEC Phophi Ramathuba will be welcoming 13 Cuban healthcare workers in the province tomorrow.

The deployment in Limpopo consists of eight family physicians, one epidemiologist, one biostatistician and  three health technologists.

Dr Phophi Ramathuba.

” Being a rural province,we have been struggling primarily with epidemiologists and biostatisticians which are key in guiding us on how best to approach this pandemic.

“Health technology has been another area of deficiency where high-tech equipments may be procured but lack the necessary expertise to monitor and maintain them.”

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Ramathuba said the health experts came at the right time.

“We believe they will be able to transfer skills to our professionals and also inspire young people to enrol in these fields. We believe that their presence will significantly boost our public health sector personnel capacity in the fight against this pandemic,” added  Ramathuba.

As of today, Limpopo had 89 cases of Covid-19, 39 recoveries, 50 active cases and three fatalities.

The Fetakgomo Tubatse Local Municipality has so far recorded 32 coronavirus cases and one fatality.

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