The City of Johannesburg is looking to roll out ten mobile clinics over the next few months to serve a number of communities around the city.
It delivered its second mobile clinic in Lawely on Monday.
Mayor Herman Mashaba says the clinic will move through five different areas from Monday to Friday.
It will serve the community of region G.
— Herman Mashaba, Johannesburg Mayor
Looking at our massive backlog in terms of healthcare facilities in the city of Johannesburg, to build a clinic will take you at least three years, the idea of having mobile clinics made sense. We were fortunate enough, earlier in the year PPC donated our first one.
— Herman Mashaba, Johannesburg Mayor
[Media Statement]
— CoJHealth&SocialDev (@cojhealth) August 12, 2019
Mobile clinics will dramatically ease burden on our 79 existing clinics.#JoburgCares 💯 @CityofJoburgZA@HermanMashaba@mphophalatse1@SirMakhubo pic.twitter.com/IZYbpsTSQz
All in all, within the next few months, we are going to have 10 mobile clinics that are going to be distributed throughout the seven regions of the City of Johannesburg.
— Herman Mashaba, Johannesburg Mayor
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