THE 9-Mile Urban Clinic in Port Moresby has received a generous donation of antibiotics from the Malaysian Association of Papua New Guinea (MA-PNG).
Valued at K35, 000, the medical supplies are a significant boost to the clinic’s operations and part of MA-PNG’s ongoing charitable support to the people of the National Capital District and Papua New Guinea at large.
Mr. William Ling, President of MA-PNG, stated that the donation was made in response to a request from the clinic’s manager, Sister Maria Runane.
“This contribution is part of our regular charity drive that has been running for many years,” said Mr. Ling.
The Malaysian Ambassador to Papua New Guinea, His Excellency Mr. Hamizan Hashim, commended MA-PNG for its continued commitment to supporting health services in the country.
He reaffirmed the association’s intent to maintain and expand its charitable efforts, emphasizing that such initiatives are aimed at improving community welfare and giving back to society.
Sister Maria Runane expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the clinic, noting that this donation is part of a series of ongoing contributions from MA-PNG.
“We sincerely thank the association for its continuous support in enhancing health service delivery,” she said.
Chief Pharmacist of the National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA), Mr. Benson Kewa, also acknowledged the donation, emphasizing its importance in meeting the health needs of the local community.
Acting CEO of NCDPHA, Dr. Robin Oge, extended appreciation on behalf of the Authority’s management.
“This donation is a major relief for our clinic services. We are grateful for MA-PNG’s support and look forward to continuing this valuable partnership,” he said.