The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
The Cross River State Government has said that over 750,000 children will be dewormed this week in a statewide exercise that will be conducted in schools across the three zones of the state.
According to the Coordinator, Neglected Tropical Diseases for Cross River State Ministry of Health, Mr. Thomas Igbang, the deworming, which will commence on May 31st, this year, and will be done in 12 out of the 18 local government areas of the state.
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