SOME PROBLEMS JUST don't go away in Liberia, even if its by-product has the propensity of taking away the lives of hundreds of our compatriots. Sadly, justifications are so absurd that it often leaves us questioning the competence of individuals clothed with the responsibility of implementing national policies.
NEWS ABOUT DISEASE SURVEILLANCE officers (DSOs) planning to abandon their posts because they have not received their incentives from the Ministry of Health since the beginning this year calls for concern. Bureaucrats at the MOH must stop dragging their feet and move to remedy this looming disaster.
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