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Kasese Municipal Health Centre III | |
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Kasese District Department of Public Health | |
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Location | Kilembe road, Kasese Municipality,Kasese District Western Region, Uganda |
Coordinates | 0°12′29″N30°06′27″E / 0.207941°N 30.107571°E Coordinates: 0°12′29″N30°06′27″E / 0.207941°N 30.107571°E [1] |
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Type | General |
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Lists | Hospitals in Uganda |
Kasese Municipal Health Centre III is a Ugandan health facility found in the Municipality of Kasese, at a level of health centre three. It is one of the longest existing hospitals in Kasese District and Rwenzururu Kingdom in Western Region, Uganda. [2]
In 2011, Kasese Municipal Health Centre III was temporarily closed because of lack of toilets. Being the major health unit in the municipality, the administration closed the health centre after the pit latrine filled up. [3] The Centre has been struggling with more than 87 patients who were evacuated from Kilembe Mines hospital as a result of flooding when River Nyamwamba burst its banks.
The patients were taken to Municipal health center, St. Paul, Rukoki health center and Kagando hospital. According to James Muliwabyo of the Centre, the Kasese Municipal health Centre III lacked adequate technical resources and drugs to handle cases in need of surgery. [4]
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