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Health ministry to pay electrocuted cleaner N$300 000

Hospital staff blamed for incident
The state continues to bleed money over its own negligence and neglect, costing taxpayers heavily.
Kenya Kambowe
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has agreed to pay N$300,000 in compensation to Hausiku Alfons Hausiku, a cleaner at Nankudu District Hospital in the Kavango West Region,
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-20

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