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Amin Adam commissions four health facilities in Karaga

Former Finance Minister and Member of Parliament for Karaga, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, has commissioned four health facilities in communities across the constituency to improve access to healthcare for residents. The facilities, located in Sung, Nyensobga, Nyengbolo and Kokpelga, were commissioned on Sunday, August 30, 2026. According to Dr Amin Adam, the projects are aimed […]

Amin Adam commissions four health facilities in Karaga

Former Finance Minister and Karaga Member of Parliament, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, unveiled four new health facilities in remote communities during a ceremony on Sunday, August 30, 2026. The locations include Sung, Nyensobga, Nyengbolo, and Kokpelga. Dr. Adam emphasized that these facilities aim to bring vital healthcare services closer to residents and alleviate the difficulties they face in accessing medical care.

In a Facebook post on Monday, August 31, he thanked the Karaga District Health Directorate for deploying medical staff to the newly opened facilities and for ongoing support to the communities. Dr. Adam also recognized the traditional chiefs for granting land for construction, highlighting their crucial role in realizing the projects and enhancing healthcare access across the Karaga Constituency. He paid tribute to the late Tolon Paramount Chief.

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