Kira road police boss succumbs to covid-19
As officers were mourning the death of Turyasingura, they were also hit by another sad news about the passing on of the brother to the Director of Criminal Investigations Grace Akullo
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As officers were mourning the death of Turyasingura, they were also hit by another sad news about the passing on of the brother to the Director of Criminal Investigations Grace Akullo
Covid-19: 2% health workers vaccinated Wednesday March 17 2021 A health worker administering Covid-19 vaccine to the director for Kabale Regional Referral hospital, Dr Sophie Namasopo, on March 16, 2021. Some health workers suggested that they should be tested for coronavirus before being vaccinated. PHOTO/ROBERT MUHEREZA Summary Dr Aceng said the order of priority still stands but that there may be alterations due to some challenges. Advertisement Only two out of every 10 targeted health workers in the country have received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in the nationwide va...
Health experts say the reported side effects are not common when compared with the many doses so far administered globally
Daily Monitor Friday March 12 2021 A health worker at Masaka hospital administers the Covid-19 vaccine at the launch of the exercise in Masaka on March 11, 2021. PHOTO/ MALIK FAHAD JJINGO Summary In Amuru, Dr Patrick Olwendo Odong, the district health officer, confirmed that they have received the vaccination but are waiting for directives from the ministry to start the exercise. Advertisement Some health workers said they had not yet received the vaccines by yesterday. Other health workers had not received logistics for the exercise. In Sheema, Mr Dickens Atwongyeire, the district health o...
Daily Monitor Monday February 15 2021 Advertisement The display that started last week has triggered health anxiety among residents. The fear about the hazy skylines was worsened by the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) announcement last Monday that they detected pollution several times higher than the World Health Organisation (WHO) normal range of 25 microgram per cubic meters. “Results from our 23 air quality monitors across the city in the last 28 days indicate that average particulate matter (PM 2.5) is at 75 micrograms per cubic meter, [which] is 3 times higher than the World Heal...