Lets clap to cheer our medics across the nation this Friday at 10:02am.
They are our heroes and heroines and we can’t thank them enough.
Mulago Hospital has joined Adjumani Hospital and Entebbe Grade B Hospitals to discharge corona virus patients.
The number of corona virus patients discharged is now at 8 with 3 from Entebbe Grade B and one from Adjumani Hospital.
The Health Minister Dr. Ruth Jane Aceng led the cheers by posting a picture of medics dancing after doing a great job with the patients.
Aceng took to her twitter handle to hail: “Exciting news from Mulago Hospital today! 4 patients have fully recovered and tested negative twice for COVID-19 and have been discharged.”
She hailed: “Thank you our health workers. You are my heroes every day. Keep up the spirit. Indeed, we shall sing Hallelujah! Praise the Lord.”
Exciting news from Mulago Hospital today! 4 patients have fully recovered and tested negative twice for COVID-19 and have been discharged.
Thank you our health workers. You are my heroes every day. Keep up the spirit.
Indeed, we shall sing Hallelujah! Praise the Lord. pic.twitter.com/7isC7BFKGm— Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero (@JaneRuth_Aceng) April 15, 2020
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President Yoweri Museveni has continued to put the country under shut down with public transport, markats and borders all shut.
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