Livingstone District Business Association, chairman of the, Patson Chifumba, has announced the association's decision to take action in response to the cholera situation plaguing the country. Recognizing the severity of the issue, the association aims to make a meaningful contribution, albeit small, to alleviate the crisis.
Dr Chifumba emphasized that while the impact of cholera has not been significant within the city of Livingstone, they felt compelled to mobilize following the call to action. "We want to do our part," he stated, stressing the importance of community solidarity in times of need.
Expressing gratitude for the cessation of heavy rains, Dr Chifumba remarked, "We thank God that the rains have subsided; otherwise, the impact of cholera would have been far worse." The association acknowledges the potential devastation that could have occurred if not for the timely intervention of the weather.
Livingstone District Commissioner Eunice Nawa commended the gesture made by the business association, stating that it would greatly assist in addressing the ongoing health crisis. "This contribution will go a long way," she affirmed, highlighting the significance of collective efforts in combating cholera.
Nawa urged others to follow the example set by the business association, emphasizing the importance of supplementing government initiatives with community-driven support. "We hope that others will emulate the dedication shown by the association," she said, emphasizing the need for solidarity and collaboration.
Furthermore, Nawa assured that she would oversee the donation's delivery to the District Health Office, ensuring that it reaches those in need and contributes to the ongoing efforts to contain the cholera outbreak.
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