Ouagadougou: The 41st commando infantry regiment (RIC) organized, at Liptako camp in Dori, a reception ceremony for health infrastructure, biomedical and office equipment with a view to raising the technical platform of the Dori military medical center, to improve the working environment of healthcare personnel and the health care of the defense and security forces (FDS) and civilian populations.Financed by the mining company IAMGOLD Essakane SA, the infrastructure and equipment received consists of a CSPS and two completely renovated hospital rooms, as well as laboratory equipment including two hematology and biochemistry machines, a blood analyzer. ions, two electrophoresis and hemostasis devices, a centrifuge, an optical microscope, a refrigerator and office equipment.This support from IAMGOLD Essakane SA is a tangible sign of the good collaboration between this mining company and the defense and security forces engaged in the search for lasting peace in the Sahel region, affirmed the commander of the fourth military region. , Lieutenant Colonel Bassinga Bapio.The commander of the fourth military region added that this act will make it possible to improve the working environment of healthcare personnel and the health care of the defense and security forces (FDS) and civilian populations.Lieutenant-Colonel Bassinga reassured his benefactor that the material and equipment received will be used wisely for the happiness of the beneficiaries.The commander of the fourth military region expressed his gratitude to IAMGOLD Essakane SA and thanked the health authorities of the Sahel region.For the superintendent of corporate affairs and communications of IAMGOLD Essakane SA, Mr. Cheick Sanou, the renovation and equipment of the Dori military medical center reduces the need for evacuation to Ouagadougou and constitutes a sign of responsibility and solidarity to the location of host communities.Mr. Cheick Sanou also praised the good collaboration between his structure and the FDS.The ceremony ended with th e launch of a blood collection operation for the benefit of the regional hospital center (CHR) of Dori.Source: Burkina Information Agency
