(Ashraf A. Samath)
Qatar Charity inaugurates an new hospital ward complex in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, benefiting 5,000 people.
Qatar Charity industry Sri Lanka constructed a new hospital ward complex at the Nachchiyativu Divisional Hospital in the Anuradhapura District, constructed through the generous donations of benefactors from Qatar. This project, was built at a cost of 40 million rupees. This is a significant achievement in Qatar Charity’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the health infrastructure to provide quality health services to vulnerable communities in Sri Lanka.
The medical ward health center, spread over an area of 2600 square meters, is estimated to directly benefit approximately 5,000 people. It addresses a long-standing critical health need of the region. The center provides a safe, modern and conducive environment for patients, fulfilling a long-standing health need in the region.
The hospital complex has 14 patient beds for male and female wards, a nursing station, a doctor’s consultation room, a medicine storage room, a dining area and hygiene facilities. It is also equipped with blood pressure monitors, thermometers,
Essential medical equipment including oxygen measuring devices, stethoscopes, ophthalmoscopes and other equipment have been provided.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Government officials, health officials, hospital staff, community leaders, beneficiaries and representatives of Qatar Charity. Dr. Darshika Aryasena, the Officer-in-Charge of the Nachiyathievu Regional Hospital, commended the service capacity of this modern ward block hospital.
He expressed his gratitude to Qatar Charity and its donors, saying that it will greatly improve the health of the people of Sri Lanka.
The beneficiary, Abusali Nihardeen, also expressed his gratitude, saying that the project has solved the medical shortage that had existed for many years.
Qatar Charity Sri Lanka Country Director Mahmood Abu Khalifa said that the project is a testament to the strength of the donors, health authorities and the community.
Expressing gratitude for everyone’s cooperation, he reaffirmed Qatar Charity’s commitment to building healthy communities.
Healthcare is one of Qatar Charity’s key sectors in Sri Lanka, encompassing hospital construction and renovation, cataract surgeries, nutrition programs, and the provision of medical equipment.
