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Minister of Health Khumbize Chiponda, who is also Presidential Task Force on Covid-19 co-chairperson, can expect to be hit by a third coronavirus wave despite most of the adult population likely being vaccinated if the restrictive measures are being ignored and local medics are worried health care system might not withstand it.
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Speaking at the daily Covid-19 briefing in Lilongwe on Sunday, Chiponda said there is need to continue to follow public health guidelines, including restrictions on opening and closing times for bars and seating capacity in public transport.
Beatrix Mosiwa Ndovi (left) Chief Finance Officer for CDH Investment Bank handing over the medical equipment to Society of Medical Doctors representative Dr Winnie Mhone
Continental Holdings Limited (CHL) and its subsidiaries namely CDH Investment Bank, Continental Asset Management Ltd Continental Capital Limited, Continental Properties Limited and Continental Pension Services Company have contributed items worth K27.3 million towards the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The items include Oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders with flowmeters and regulators, and pulse oximeters.
Speaking in Blantyre at a symbolic presentation function of the items, the Group Financial Controller for Continental Holdings Limited Kingsley Zulu said during tough times created by the Covid-19 pandemic, it is important to work together with government and other stakeholders to fight against the pandemic.