Residents in hard-to-reach communities in Agortime in the Oti Region are expected to have improved access to healthcare, as mobile health services are rolled out to communities where distance and poor roads often make it difficult to reach health facilities.
Residents in hard-to-reach communities in Agortime in the Oti Region are expected to have improved access to healthcare, as mobile health services are rolled out to communities where distance and poor roads often make it difficult to reach health facilities.
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