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‘Incorporate traditional leaders in Covid-19 fight’

by Pledge Jali
16/06/2020
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Mzuzu SOS Children’s Villages has asked stakeholders in the country to incorporate traditional leaders in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

The organisation’s programme director George Kondowe made the call on Thursday in Mzuzu at the opening ceremony of a Covid-19 preparedness and response workshop for 45 traditional leaders from Mzimba District.

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He said: “We feel stakeholders have not communicated adequately on the precautionary measures communities should follow. We still have information gaps in hard-to-reach areas in the country.

“So, stakeholders should incorporate traditional leaders in implementing Covid-19 interventions.”

Kondowe also said SOS Children’s Village is supporting government in a series of activities as outlined in the Covid-19 National Preparedness and Response Plan.

Mzimba North district medical officer Shadreck Ngwira appealed to stakeholders to disseminate Covid-19 information in the district.

Group village head Tepture Singini thanked SOS for incorporating chiefs in the fight against the pandemic.

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