UWT chairperson Mary Chatanda said the fundraiser was launched after the organisation recognised the urgent need for financial support for patients requiring specialised treatment.
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Habel Chidawali
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Dodoma. More than Sh2.2 billion has been raised to support life-saving kidney treatment and bone marrow transplants for underprivileged patients at Benjamin Mkapa Hospital, exceeding the Sh1.5 billion target set by organisers.
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