The Diaspora Santé Comores association organized a medical screening day in Mkazi on November 2nd. This marks the fifth edition of the event, which brings together health professionals from the diaspora and local practitioners to focus on several health conditions. The initiative aims to contribute to disease prevention and improved healthcare for the local population. The event is part of an annual campaign that takes place in different islands of the archipelago.
This year's event, held in Ngazidja, specifically in Mkazi, follows previous editions in Mwali and Ndzuani. Several health professionals participated, including gynecologists, dentists, and general practitioners from Mkazi. Representatives from local authorities, such as the secretary general of the Ngazidja governorate, Moundhir Fathi, and members of the Red Crescent, were also in attendance. The event drew a significant number of participants and observers.
Moundhir Fathi, secretary general of the Ngazidja governorate, represented the governor, Ibrahim Mohamed Mze, and expressed his support for the initiative. He acknowledged the efforts of the Diaspora Santé Comores association and highlighted the importance of collaboration with local authorities. Fathi also emphasized the role of mayors in the organization of these activities, citing them as essential partners.
Zainoudine Ahamada, mayor of the Bambao Ya Dju region, expressed his satisfaction and gratitude towards all those involved in the operation. He praised the efforts of the Diaspora Santé Comores association and the local health professionals who contributed to the event. Ahamada's sentiments reflect the positive reception of the medical screening day among local leaders and residents.
The medical screening day focused on several health conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, hyperglycemia, dental problems, and prenatal care. A representative from the diaspora explained that the team's work involves conducting screenings and providing guidance on follow-up care. If necessary, patients are referred for further examination to receive appropriate medical attention.
Dr. Hicham Abdouroihmane encouraged parents and the general population to participate in the campaign. In a statement released on November 2nd at the Mkazi hospital, he invited those concerned to take advantage of the opportunity to better understand their health status. The doctor's appeal emphasizes the importance of preventive care and early detection of health issues.
The Diaspora Santé Comores association's efforts have been recognized by local authorities, who appreciate the initiative's contribution to improving healthcare in the region. The event's success can be attributed to the collaboration between health professionals, local authorities, and the association. The medical screening day in Mkazi marks another milestone in the association's mission to promote health and well-being in Comoros.
Key points
- The Diaspora Santé Comores association organized a medical screening day in Mkazi, Comoros, on November 2nd, focusing on various health conditions.
- The event, in its fifth edition, brought together health professionals from the diaspora and local practitioners to provide free health checks.
- Local authorities, including the secretary general of the Ngazidja governorate, expressed their support for the initiative, highlighting its importance in improving healthcare in the region.
