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Birim Central MCE commissions two health facilities, six mechanised boreholes

The MCE Solomon Brako Kusi said the Birim Central Municipal Assembly is committed to ensuring that every electoral area has access to a health facility, particularly communities where residents have historically faced difficulties accessing healthcare.
The projects include the Aseneyɛ Health Centre and the Yeboahkrom CHPS Compound, which comes with a mechanised borehole, as part of efforts to improve access to healthcare and essential services in underserved communities.
The Municipal Health Director said the scope and standard of the two projects exceed what would ordinarily be expected of a CHPS compound, citing the infrastructure and facilities provided to enhance healthcare delivery.
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