Kwesimintsim MP donates items worth over 55,000 Cedis to support COVID-19 fight

The Member of Parliament for Kwesimintsim in the Effia-Kwesimintsim municipality of the western region, Joseph Mensah has presented items worth 45,000 Ghana cedis to its constituents to support the fight against the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
The items include hand sanitisers, liquid soaps, hand gloves, nose marks, Veronica buckets, washing bowls, dustbins, tables, tissue papers and
other Personal Protective Equipment to help prevent outbreak and spread of covid-19 in the constituency and the region as a whole.

The donation was made in phases which mainly focused on Party Delegates, Constituency Executives , Council of Elders and Patrons, all Market Centers, Lorry Stations, Hospitals, Police Stations and Public Institutions in the Kwesimintim Constituency.
Additionally, the Kwesimintsim MP also contributed 10,000 ghana cedis to support the donation made to the Effia-Nkwanta Regional hospital last week by the five MPs within Sekondi-Takoradi to support the facility curtail the spread of coronavirus pandemic in the country.

According to the MP, Hon. Joseph Mensah, the gesture was to collaborate with authorities of the various health centres within his constituency, leaders of the market places and transport terminals to conscientise the public about the deadly nature of coronavirus.
He said it is very paramount on the side of every Ghanaian citizen to observe the hand washing protocols and social distancing.

To this end, the MP expressed readiness to spend more to support the COVID-19 fight and advised the constituents to strictly adhere to all precautionary measures against the pandermic.
The Effia-Kwesimintsim Municipal Health Director, Dr. Joyce K. Bagina Sutherland who received the items on behalf of the KWESIMINTSIM hospital and other health centres expressed their appreciation to the MP for the kind gesture.

She promised to use the items to protect the staff and clients and also control and stop the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
The Market Queen of Apremdo Market, Madam Charity Esi Eshun who received the items on behalf of the market women thanked the MP for showing so much concern for their safety.
 
Ghana | Atinkaonline.com | Matthew Dadzie, Takoradi.