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Waala chiefs alarmed by deteriorating state of 109-year-old Wa Municipal Hospital

Traditional leaders in the Waala State have expressed deep concern over the deteriorating condition of the 109-year-old Wa Municipal Hospital, warning that the facility, which serves patients across the Upper West Region, is on the verge of collapse.
But you cannot bury me by saying, 'I'm going back to take care of my father." The Guli Naa also recounted his own experience, saying he had to seek eye treatment at a private health facility because the hospital lacked the equipment to attend to him.
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