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Kingtom Police Hospital Conducts Monthly Cleaning Exercise Ahead of Surgeons in Action Foundation Hosting

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Kingtom Police Hospital Conducts Monthly Cleaning Exercise Ahead of Surgeons in Action Foundation Hosting

The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) Hospital in Kingtom, on Saturday, August 29, embarked on a general cleaning exercise as part of their efforts to maintain a clean, safe, and conducive environment for patients, visitors, and staff, as well as planned effort to host the Surgeons in Action Foundation. According to Assistant Superitendent Dr John M.

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  • The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) Hospital in Kingtom, on Saturday, August 29, embarked on a general cleaning exercise as part of their efforts to maintain a clean, safe, and conducive environment for patients, visitors, and staff, as well as planned effort to host the Surgeons in Action Foundation. According to Assistant Superitendent Dr John M.

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Sierraloaded · 29 Aug 2026, 4:31 pm

Kingtom Police Hospital Conducts Monthly Cleaning Exercise Ahead of Surgeons in Action Foundation Hosting

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