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Madadeni Hospital searching for patient’s relatives

If you have any information, contact the hospital's Public Relations Department on 034 328 8043/ 8133.

Madadeni Regional Hospital is currently searching for the relatives of three of their patients, Makhosi Mbatha, Sphamandla Mbatha and Vusimuzi Shabalala.

According to Nhlaka Mahlangu, the hospital’s Public Relations Officer, the three people in question are currently admitted at Madadeni Hospital; however, no next-of-kin details were supplied on admission.

Hospital appeals for information

Makhosi Mbatha claims she does not know where she resides but said she had a relative by the name of Nonhlanhla Mbatha/Zwane who resides in Jakalasi, near Cebelihle School in Osizweni.

Sphamandla Mbatha claims he resides in Madadeni Section 7 near the church. He was transferred to Madadeni Hospital from Stafford Clinic.

Vusimuzi Shabalala claimed he resides in Blaauwbosch, near the Sunlitter Industrial Area. He also claimed he has a sister by the name of Sindisiwe Msimango and has a family based in Maskraal.

Relatives urged to contact hospital

If you have any information that could assist the hospital in reuniting the patients with their family, contact the Madadeni Provincial Hospital’s Public Relations Department on 034 328 8043/ 8133 or send an email to Madadeni.PRO@kznhealth.gov.za


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