Merebank Clinic resumes immunisation programme
Parents of children from birth up to six years, who have missed their immunisation, are encouraged to visit the health facility.
IN response to the stay at home due to lockdown, Merebank Clinic is holding an immunisation catch-up drive from November to March 2021.
Parents of children from birth up to six years, who have missed their immunisation, are encouraged to visit the health facility. The clinic can be accessed from Monday to Friday between 8am and 3pm.
“We are inviting all mothers to bring immunisation cards and their children so we can check what immunisation are they missing. Let’s nurture our children to become healthy and safe adults in our community.”
“This can help get our children healthy, safe and secure their environment and provide a more comprehensive and effective population register. Your positive attitude towards a child growing up is appreciated,” said the chairman of the Merebank Clinic committee, Rishi Sewsunker.
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