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Anti-cholera program launched in Shabwa

[09/07/2019 04:08]

SHABWA-SABA
The Secretary General of Shabwa Local Council Abd-Rabbo Hashla launched Tuesday the training program on curative policy against cholera and severe malnutrition organized by Health Ministry's Officer here in cooperation with World Health Organization.

Up to 35 participants from diarrhea centers and hospitals in the province will benefit from the three-day training program.

Hashla and Director of Health Office Naser al-Ba'si praised significance of the program for improving health skills of the health cadre in the province, pointing to health dangers facing the province over unprecedented wave of refugees from the Horn of African countries through the province's coasts.