Vietnamese-run clinics provide healthcare services in Angola
A second Vietnamese-run healthcare centre was inaugurated in Gamek, in
Angola’s capital Luanda, expecting to treat more Vietnamese and Angolan
patients.
A second Vietnamese-run healthcare centre was inaugurated in Gamek, in
Angola’s capital Luanda, expecting to treat more Vietnamese and Angolan
patients.
Thanh II Centre, covering 1,000 sq.m, is the second facility operated by the Vietnamese doctor couple Minh and Thanh in Angola.
The centre is equipped with modern facilities and comprises a number of different departments, with a highly qualified group of doctors, nurses and medical workers from Vietnam, Angola and Cuba.
So far, Vietnamese doctors have set up six healthcare centres in Angola, of varying sizes, to help address the lack of high quality medical services in the country.-VNA
Thanh II Centre, covering 1,000 sq.m, is the second facility operated by the Vietnamese doctor couple Minh and Thanh in Angola.
The centre is equipped with modern facilities and comprises a number of different departments, with a highly qualified group of doctors, nurses and medical workers from Vietnam, Angola and Cuba.
So far, Vietnamese doctors have set up six healthcare centres in Angola, of varying sizes, to help address the lack of high quality medical services in the country.-VNA
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