Bagbin pushes for emergency care law to curb ‘no-bed syndrome’

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PrepMedic 8 months ago

Sir Bagbin needs to fix the prehospital situation also. The NAS is in shambles. It is barely functioning.

Sir Bagbin needs to fix the prehospital situation also. The NAS is in shambles. It is barely functioning.
Ras 8 months ago

I support this a 1000%

I support this a 1000%
Koti 8 months ago

If you see a gob3 seller who buys and eats gob3 from another seller, surely there's something wrong with her gob3. Did Bagbin himself not seek health care outside Ghana? Was Nana Jean not sent abroad for treatment? The questi ...
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If you see a gob3 seller who buys and eats gob3 from another seller, surely there's something wrong with her gob3. Did Bagbin himself not seek health care outside Ghana? Was Nana Jean not sent abroad for treatment? The question is, if any citizens of Ghana is befell with any sickness similar to what happened to Bagbin and Nana Jean, would they be sent abroad for treatment? You see politicians? They would use the money to equip our hospitals to treat themselves abroad. If they have the means they would breath different oxygen but God so good we all breath the same POLLUTED oxygen.
Awine 8 months ago

This same fool was recommending a new Parliament House instead of thinking about this problem. I guess someone had to die for him to realize how stupid he sounded with that vanity project

This same fool was recommending a new Parliament House instead of thinking about this problem. I guess someone had to die for him to realize how stupid he sounded with that vanity project
JOE PUBLIC 8 months ago

THE LOGICAL ANSWER IS NOT AN EMERGENCY CARE LAW.
THE PROBLEM IS WE HAVE AN ACUTE SHORTAGE OF HOSPITALS.
The answer is: Mahama must try his best to complete the AGENDA 111 HOSPITALS.
A word to the wise is enough.

THE LOGICAL ANSWER IS NOT AN EMERGENCY CARE LAW.
THE PROBLEM IS WE HAVE AN ACUTE SHORTAGE OF HOSPITALS.
The answer is: Mahama must try his best to complete the AGENDA 111 HOSPITALS.
A word to the wise is enough.

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