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MBEYA:

MSD Mbeya Region has held a meeting with pharmacists from 17 councils and pharmacists from all regions served by the Region

For his part, the Manager of MSD Mbeya Region, Mr. Marco Masala, said the aim of the meeting was to set joint strategies to improve access to health products in the regions, as well as strengthen relationships.

Among other things, through the meeting, they have agreed to form a special permanent committee that will assist MSD Mbeya Region to monitor the implementation of the resolutions reached at the meeting.

NJOMBE

The CCM Njombe Regional Committee led by its Chairman, Hon. Deo Sanga, Member of Parliament for Makambako constituency, has visited and inspected the progress of the Handball Factory Project, located in Idofi Makambako.

The committee, accompanied by the Njombe Regional Commissioner, Hon. Anthony Mtaka, expressed satisfaction with the steps taken in the construction of the project and commended the Management and Experts of MSD for making the construction successful.

The Tanzania Medical Devices Agency (MSD) through its Quality Control Unit has continued with the exercise of monitoring the quality of medicines, medical devices and laboratory reagents that have been distributed to customers to ensure that these health products, especially medicines, continue to have the required quality.

COAST

The Coast Regional Referral Hospital - Tumbi has started providing a new dialysis service for kidney patients. This service has been provided after the Medical Depot (MSD) completed the installation of 10 modern dialysis machines, after the Tumbi Referral Hospital improved the infrastructure to enable the service to be available.

The move is a continuation of the improvements in health services in the country carried out by the sixth phase government through the Ministry of Health.

NJOMBE

The Njombe Regional Commissioner, Hon. Antony Mtaka and the Njombe Regional Security and Safety Committee have visited the Medical Supply (MSD) factory for producing hand gloves located in Idofi, Makambako, whose construction is 70 percent complete.

Mhe. Mtaka said the factory is important for the health sector as it will reduce the use of foreign currency to buy the product abroad and reduce the challenge of obtaining hand gloves in the country.