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Vulnerable persons equipped to fight Covid-19.
Vulnerable persons will begin receiving kits to help them fight against the COVID-19.
The gifts, part of a presidential largesse, were presented to the press on Friday, May 15, by the Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji. The gifts comprised face masks to be distributed to the disabled, association of persons living with disabilities, association of taxi drivers, association of ‘buyam sellams’ and highly populated areas as well as markets.
The distribution of these kits came just a week after the Minister of Territorial Administration supervised the distribution of a nationwide presidential gift worth FCFA 2billion to help all the 360 sub-divisions fight against the COVID-19.
Last week, Paul Atanga Nji equally handed a consignment of 5000 rapid test kits to the Minister of Public Health as part of additional efforts from the Head of State to fight the Covid-19.
While handing over these other kits to local administrative authorities present, the Minister of Territorial Administration said the Head of State is attentive to the plight of vulnerable persons in Cameroon and wants every citizen covered and protected in the fight against the COVID-19. He called on the population to continue respecting the barrier measures put in place to fight against the COVID-19 and urged local administrative authorities to ensure the population continues to respect these measures.
Culled from Cameroon Insider