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Navala Travel Health App launched to boost safe travel, medical tourism
27, GNA – The Navala Travel Health App, a technology platform connecting travellers to trusted healthcare providers and emergency services, has been launched in Accra in collaboration with the African Medical Tourism Council (AMTC).
The platform provides travellers with access to telemedicine, in-person medical evaluations, emergency coordination and other healthcare services while in Ghana.
He said the AMTC, comprising 10 major hospitals in Ghana and expected to expand nationwide, was established to promote Ghana as a healthcare destination and facilitate access to quality medical services.
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