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Gambia’s First Lady Opens New Oxygen Plant to Enhance Medical Care

First Lady Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow launches a state-of-the-art medical oxygen plant at Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital, enhancing critical care and supporting maternal and child health in The Gambia.

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Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow, the First Lady of The Gambia, inaugurated a new medical oxygen plant at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital. The plant will provide high-purity oxygen for critical hospital needs.

She thanked President Adama Barrow for his commitment to improving healthcare and highlighted the importance of investing in hospitals and training health workers.

The First Lady shares her dedication to initiatives that promote maternal and child health and supports transformative projects nationwide.

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