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The leader of opposition MDC, Nelson Chamisa on Thursday visited Harare Central and Parirenyatwa Hospitals to assess the state of the country’s national referral hospitals. His visit comes at a time when doctors are on industrial action demanding sustainable remuneration and better working conditions. The state of the local health sector has become increasingly dire as the economy continues to bite.
More: <a href="https://youtu.be/Z99wWTdxUhU">MDC Zimbabwe</a>

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Harare Central Hospital has denied reports that some for of their patients were abducted from the wards by security forces soon after the January riots.
A statement issued by the hospital read as follows:
<blockquote>We have been alerted of information circulating online that patients from Harare Central Hospital were taken by security forces on 22 January 2019.
We wish to notify the public that no such activity happened at Harare Central Hospital and if there is anyone who claims as such, we invite them to come forward and present their supporting documents for the patients taken.
We reiterate that Harare Central Hospital is open to all citizens and does not discriminate.</blockquote>
There were reports by some local media houses that patients who were wounded during the January skirmishes were forcibly taken away from hospitals.
<h4>More: <a href="https://mailandtelegraph.com/2019/02/14/hospital-denies-claims-victims-were-abducted-by-security-forces/">Mail and Telegraph</a></h4>

Hospital Says No Patients Were Taken By Security Forces

Patients at Harare Hospital are being asked to bring their own specimen bottles as the hospital has been hit by a shortage of specimen bottles.
An insider at Harare Central Hospital told ZBC News that the hospital has floated a tender for the procurement of the bottles but no company has been awarded the tender as yet. A tray with 100 bottles goes for US$15 when buyers order from reputable suppliers but patients are now being asked to buy from private pharmacies where a single bottle is sold for US$1.
The bottles are supposed to be kept in a sterile environment to avoid contamination but the obtaining situation means that patients can even store the bottles in their bags or pockets or any other such places which are not sterile which can compromise the outcome of the results.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/index.php/news-categories/health/73782-specimen-bottle-shortages-hit-harare-hospital">ZBC News</a>

Patients asked to buy their own specimen bottles as shortage hits Harare Hospital

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