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Digicel Foundation PNG donated physiotherapy equipment to the Port Moresby General Hospital Physiotherapy Department today.

Digicel Foundation PNG donated physiotherapy equipment to the Port Moresby General Hospital Physiotherapy Department today. 

The physiotherapy gear is purposely to assist with body movement of people with body constraints. 

In a small but significant occasion, Justin Hallet, a Board Director of the foundation, presented the equipment to Chairman of Clinical Governance and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Asa Henao, and Physiotherapy Coordinator, Ruth Kemga.  

Ms Kemga expressed that the equipment would be of great assistance to the work of the department as it is an everyday challenge in ensuring patients are well cared for, when vital equipment is lacking. 

Dr. Henao thanked Digicel Foundation PNG and its 3L Staff Grant initiative, which has seen to the provision of equipment that will assist patients with mobility challenges.

#PhysiotherapyEquipment #POMGEN #DigicelFoundation #PapuaNewGuinea #PNG #TVWANOnline #TVWANNews

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