The Algerian public authorities have inaugurated a new multi-service healthcare center and a neighborhood market in the commune of Yahia Beni Kcha, Mila province. The opening ceremony was attended by the province's governor, Faisal Amrouch, and local security and military officials. The healthcare center, named after martyr Mazouz Saleh, was constructed at a cost of over 4.6 billion centimes, using funds from the Local Communities' Solidarity and Guarantee Fund.
The new healthcare center offers various medical services, including general medicine, pediatrics, dental surgery, and laboratory testing. The facility also features a pharmacy, an observation room, and a maternal and child health unit. According to Mila Province's Health and Population Director, Nassira Abdel Rahim, the center's opening will significantly improve healthcare services in the region, allowing residents to access medical care closer to home.
The healthcare center will operate for 20 hours a day, providing medical services through a shift system to alleviate the need for residents to travel to distant areas for medical care at night. The center's staff will provide various medical services, including vaccinations, wound care, and specialized consultations. The authorities have also allocated resources to equip the center with necessary medical equipment and staff.
In addition to the healthcare center, a new neighborhood market was also inaugurated in Yahia Beni Kcha, offering various agricultural products to local residents. The market was constructed at a cost of over 1 billion centimes, with the aim of organizing commercial activities and reducing informal trading in the area. The market is expected to provide a platform for local farmers and traders to sell their products.
The governor of Mila province also inaugurated a road maintenance project in Yahia Beni Kcha, which involves upgrading the provincial road linking Yahia Beni Kcha to the neighboring commune of Tiberquent. The project, costing over 4.5 billion centimes, aims to improve transportation links between the two communes and facilitate the movement of residents.
The recent openings in Yahia Beni Kcha are part of a broader effort to improve public services and infrastructure in Mila province. Similar projects have been launched in other parts of the province, aiming to enhance healthcare, education, and transportation services. The authorities have emphasized their commitment to addressing the needs of local residents and improving their quality of life.
The new healthcare center and market in Yahia Beni Kcha are expected to have a positive impact on the local community, providing essential services and stimulating economic growth. The authorities have encouraged residents to make use of the new facilities and to provide feedback on the services provided. The projects are seen as a significant step towards achieving sustainable development and improving living standards in the region.
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- New healthcare center and market open in Yahia Beni Kcha, Mila province.
