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Berekum West District Agenda 111 Hospital Construction Has Reach Sub-Structure Satge.

Berekum West District Agenda 111 Hospital Construction Has Reach Sub-Structure Satge.


The Agenda 111 project which is currently ongoing at the Berekum West District capital of Jinijini is gradually progressing steadily.


Speaking to the Project Manager of the Universal Hospital Group, Mr Kojo Afari, the contractor undertaking the project said, the work is in progress and has reached a substructure stage of the construction.


He said, even though the 76000 square meters of land proposed for the project were challenged with litigations which delayed the commencement of the project but they managed to start construction just 4 months ago and the stage they have reached depicts the kind of work they have done is progressing.


According to the Project Manager, the hospital when complete will consist of the Administration department, clinicals, Pharmacy, Theatre, Female Medical and Surgical Wards, Moctury, OPD, Reception, a Pediatric ward, and Doctor's bungalow among others.

 

He added that the 60/bed capacity hospital will also have an accident and emergency unit, Physiotherapy and WCs to make the hospital serve its catchment area with quality health care delivery service for the people.




He concluded by mentioning some of the challenges facing them at the site he said, the project site does not have electric power but said talks are far in advance to ensure high-tension power transmission is connected to the area but urged the authorities in charge to quicken the process to install the power to the site since their machine cannot use the electricity power of the Jinijini township which can lead to low voltage of the town's power.


Story by Opamago Paparichy/Alrich24newsgh.com

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