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NCDs yachochea hitaji la tiba rekebishi
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NCDs yachochea hitaji la tiba rekebishi

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Ongezeko la magonjwa yasiyoambukiza, limeongeza mahitaji ya huduma za utengamao na tiba rekebishi nchini, huku wataalamu wakitaka Serikali na wafadhili kuwekeza zaidi katika kinga na kuongeza wataalamu ili kuzuia madhara kabla hayajafikia hatua kubwa.

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