18/07/2026
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The Government of Zambia has officially commissioned the newly constructed แดพสฐแตหกแตแถปแต แดดแตแตหกแตสฐ แดพแตหขแต โฑโฟ แดธแตโฟแตแตแถปโฑ แดฐโฑหขแตสณโฑแถแต, marking a significant step forward in improving access to quality healthcare services for rural communities.
The commissioning ceremony was officiated by Eastern Province Deputy Permanent Secretary, Dr. Lewis Mwape, on behalf of the Provincial Permanent Secretary. The event brought together local leaders, health officials, community members, and other stakeholders to celebrate the opening of the facility.
Constructed with support from the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP), the Phalaza Health Post stands as a testament to the strong partnership between the Church and Government in advancing community development and social service delivery.
Speaking during the event, Dr. Mwape emphasized the importance of strengthening primary healthcare services in rural areas, noting that the new health post will help reduce the long distances residents often travel to access medical care. He also encouraged the community to take ownership of the facility and ensure its proper maintenance for future generations.
The health post is expected to provide essential services, including maternal and child healthcare, disease prevention, health education, and basic medical treatment for residents of Phalaza and surrounding communities.
Community members welcomed the development, expressing gratitude for a facility that will significantly improve access to timely healthcare and contribute to better health outcomes.
The commissioning of Phalaza Health Post reflects the Governmentโs commitment to expanding healthcare infrastructure while highlighting the important role of the ๐ช๐ช๐จ๐ท ๐บ๐๐๐๐
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