Petrosol plans to donate equipment to hospital in Wa — MyJoyOnline

Petrosol Platinum Energy PLC cleaned the grounds of the municipal hospital in Wa, Ghana, and plans to donate medical equipment to the facility on September 28. This was reported by MyJoyOnline.

Overgrowth cleared and drainage cleaned

Petrosol employees and volunteers took part in the work. They cut tall grass, cleared overgrowth and cleaned blocked drainage ditches. The hospital noted that overgrown areas had become breeding grounds for snakes and rodents.

According to representatives of the medical facility, due to the hospital's large grounds and the limited number of temporary workers, weeds had spread in certain parts of the complex. There were also reports of snakes entering some wards and administrative premises.

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Equipment is to be donated on September 28

Philip Buama Asampong, head of marketing at Petrosol Platinum Energy PLC, said the cleanup was the first stage of the company's initiative. He said Petrosol intends to return to the hospital on Monday, September 28, to donate medical equipment.

Asampong noted that the company has 109 filling stations across the country, 41% of which are located in northern Ghana. The hospital's medical superintendent, Dr. Bukari Zakari, thanked the company for the initiative and said it could help improve healthcare delivery.