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GOVERNMENT HAS A HEALTH MANAGEMENT PROBLEM

By Kevin Fraser
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As Guyana maybe on the brink of a health epidemic with Chikungunya, the Ministry of Health has now beefed up its fogging exercises around the city. But, APNU said it is still not convinced that the PPP Government is prepared to deal with chikungunya and other waterborne diseases. Andrew Weekes reports.

SEPTEMBER 4, 2014

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