The Anambra State Government, through the Ministry of Health, has officially banned all medical outreaches that have not been approved by the Ministry.
This decision, aimed at upholding high healthcare standards and ensuring public safety, was announced in a public notice by the Ministry.
State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Afam Obidike, emphasized that this measure is essential to protect public health, maintain high standards of care, and prevent potential health risks.
“Organizations and individuals intending to conduct medical outreaches must now submit an application detailing key information at least 30 days before the planned outreach.
“Failure to comply with this directive may result in penalties, fines, revocation of licenses, or legal action.”
However, the Ministry has assured support for approved medical missions and offered guidance to ensure effective and safe healthcare delivery.
The Commissioner added that for additional information or to report concerns, the public can contact the Ministry of Health at the Jerome Udoji Secretariat in Awka, or reach out via the provided hotlines for emergencies, general complaints, or anonymous reports: Emergencies – 08057655442
General Complaints – 09135169905
Anonymous Reports – 07013197263.
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