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NGC concludes COVID-19 sensitization in the South East region of Sierra Leone

  • Jun 26, 2020
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Following a five-day visit to the southeast of Sierra Leone, Hon. Kandeh Yumkella – leader of the national Granf Coalition (NGC) in parliament, has completed his coronavirus disease sensitization tour.

In Pujehun, and in his capacity as chairman, Hon. Yumkella attended the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development (MoPED) parliamentary oversight committee meeting hosted by Dr. Francis Kaikai, minister of planning and economic development.

In Kailahun, the DICOVERC coordinator Mr. Morie Feika, informed the NGC delegation that the district currently had no COVID-19 positive case.

“Kailahun District seems to have put into practice the vast knowledge and experience garnered from the fight against the Ebola virus disease scourge which ravaged the district years ago,” said Hon. Yumkella.

At the Kailahun Police Station, the NGC delegation donated bags of rice and other items.

Source: SIERRA LEONE TELEGRAPH – Sierra Leone News
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