The health system in Dimbokro has received major support. Mayor Adama Coulibaly officially handed over four fully equipped ambulances to several health facilities in the municipality during a ceremony held at the N'Zi regional prefecture.

A Crucial Donation for Medical Evacuations

This donation aims to significantly improve the care and evacuation of patients under optimal conditions. The four beneficiary facilities are:

1. The Regional Public Hospital Establishment (EPHR) , formerly the CHR.
2. The Maternal and Child Protection (PMI) center.
3. The Urban Health Centers (CSU) of Tangoumanssou and Ebimolossou.

Dr. Béda Bertin, the departmental director of health for Bocanda and acting as interim director for his counterpart in Dimbokro, emphasized the impact of this initiative. According to him, these vehicles will "strengthen the response capacity of the local health system" and "help save many lives."

A call for rigor and maintenance

During the handover of the keys, the prefect of the N'Zi region and prefect of the department of Dimbokro, Gouessé Jules , stressed the importance of rigorous management and regular maintenance of the new ambulances.

"These vehicles are intended for the evacuation of the sick. They should not be used for any other purpose, such as perhaps going to collect bundles of firewood from the field," he firmly advised, warning against any misuse of their original purpose.

A gesture in line with a national vision

Mayor Adama Coulibaly justified his actions by his desire to "transport patients in the best possible conditions." He also took the opportunity to commend the Head of State's development policy.

1. He paid tribute to the policy of President Alassane Ouattara , which, according to him, "provides the same technical capabilities to all" regions of Ivory Coast.
2. He also thanked the people of Dimbokro for the peaceful conduct of the presidential election and invited them to maintain this civic-mindedness during the next legislative elections .

This donation of ambulances is part of a continuation of recent health efforts, which include the rehabilitation and equipping of the EPHR in Dimbokro, which now has a scanner .