Hospital gets computer donation

Herald Reporters
A non-governmental-organisation from South Korea has donated computers to Chitungwiza Central Hospital to enhance the institution’s administration. Food for The Hungry International donated 14 full sets of computers and accessories to the hospital. Mrs Kim Heesoon Kim, the organisation’s co-ordinator who also serves as a nurse at Gangnam Severance Hospital in South Korea, said the donation served to honour their relationship with the health facility.

“We have a good relationship with Chitungwiza Central Hospital. We help people and we work together. Since our organisation is here in Chitungwiza we feel that it is our responsibility to make it whole,” she said.

Chitungwiza Central Hospital operations director Mr William Machiridza expressed gratitude towards the organisation for its effort to assist them, saying this would improve the major hospital’s administration.

“We have been experiencing problems in data capturing and research at our outpatients and casualty departments and these computers will go a long way in addressing exactly that. We therefore appreciate the gesture by the South Koreans,” he said.

Last year, South Korea also donated to the Ministry of Public Service Labour and Social Welfare, the Zimbabwe Republic Police and Chitungwiza Town Council.

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