Ebola Virus Threatens Bo Hospital, Sierra Leone
Ebola Virus Threatens Bo Hospital, Sierra
Leone
RNZWCS Limited (Rotary New Zealand) is
collaborating with Rotary Australia World Community Service
Ltd who has registered a project in Bo, Sierra Leone to
build and extend the Bo Children’s Hospital and provide
basic health care education. The hospital’s desperately
needs an isolation ward. A quarantine ward which had been
planned for some time has also now become an immediate
necessity. The funding shortfall is NZ $45,000.
Currently the Ebola virus is highly contagious and has no known cure. The latest information available from Sierra Leone Government Ministry of Health (29th August 2014) is the country has recorded 1033 cases with 383 deaths (including 140 health workers).
In the nearby town of Kenema, an
hours drive from Bo, 173 deaths have been reported with an
additional 64 cases in isolation, Bo has incurred six
deaths.
GENEROUS DONATIONS ARE UGENTLY SOUGHT TO
FINANCE THE WARDS
Donations please by cheque
payable to:
RNZWCS Limited (Rotary New
Zealand)
P O Box 20 309
Christchurch
8543
or
Internet Banking: 03 1702 0192208
01
Please put your name in the transaction reference
field with code 333
or
visit any branch of Westpac Bank and lodge your donation to the above RNZWCS bank account.
RNZWCS Limited (Rotary New Zealand) Charities Services Reg. No. CC26860
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