However, some residents, particularly those who have accessed services at night, maintain that power supply remains a major problem. One resident, identified as Esther Doe, shared her experience of witnessing nurses using alternative lighting methods in the other parts of the Health Center several months ago. Local government officials, including Margibi County's health team, are reportedly monitoring the situation and plan to evaluate the health center's power infrastructure. The incident has renewed calls for improved infrastructure and resources for Liberia's rural health facilities. The Marshall Health Center serves as the primary healthcare provider for the area, supporting a population that relies on the facility for various services, including maternal health, immunization, and treatment of common illnesses.

Source: Daily Observer November 08, 2024 14:17 UTC