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GoEnergy equips Central Gonja Maternity Ward with lifesaving devices

GoEnergy Limited, a GOIL subsidiary, has donated a blood refrigerator, CTG monitor and other equipment to Central Gonja District Hospital's maternity ward.

GoEnergy equips Central Gonja Maternity Ward with lifesaving devices

The Central Gonja District Hospital in Savannah Region received medical equipment support from GoEnergy Limited, a subsidiary of GOIL PLC. The donation was made after the Maternity Ward of the hospital requested assistance with critical medical equipment for the safety of mothers and newborns. The equipment provided includes a Mini Blood Storage Refrigerator for safe blood supply, a Cardiotocography (CTG) Monitor for continuous fetal monitoring, two delivery sets for safe childbirth, a Patient Monitor for vital sign monitoring, and Oxygen Concentrators for respiratory distress cases.

The donation is part of GoEnergy Limited's Corporate Social Responsibility commitment to improving lives in Ghana.

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