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PRESIDENT ALI BEING URGED TO INCREASE SUBSIDIES FOR CANCER PATIENTS

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Guyana Cancer Foundation calls on President Ali to do more for cancer patients by assisting with the astronomical treatment and care costs—Dacia Richards reports.

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