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Mobile Clinic arrives for BVIHSA

-donated by UK
November 10th, 2018 | Tags: Mobile clinic BVIHSA Ronnie W. Skelton
Mobile clinic arrives for BVIHSA. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Driver's panel inside the Mobile Clinic. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Driver's panel inside the Mobile Clinic. Photo: Team of Reporters
A view of another section inside the vehicle. Photo: Team of Reporters
A view of another section inside the vehicle. Photo: Team of Reporters
The vehicle includes restroom facilities. Photo: Team of Reporters
The vehicle includes restroom facilities. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Mobile Clinic is fully Air Conditioned. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Mobile Clinic is fully Air Conditioned. Photo: Team of Reporters
The vehicle is equipped with a space for washing up. Photo: Team of Reporters
The vehicle is equipped with a space for washing up. Photo: Team of Reporters
A bed for use in the Mobile Clinic. Photo: Team of Reporters
A bed for use in the Mobile Clinic. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Mobile Clinic will be for the use of the BVI Health Services Authority. Photo: Team of Reporters
The Mobile Clinic will be for the use of the BVI Health Services Authority. Photo: Team of Reporters
The United Kingdom (UK) has donated a Mobile Clinic Van to the Territory. Photo: Team of Reporters
The United Kingdom (UK) has donated a Mobile Clinic Van to the Territory. Photo: Team of Reporters
Another section of the Mobile Clinic donated by the UK. Photo: Team of Reporters
Another section of the Mobile Clinic donated by the UK. Photo: Team of Reporters
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI -The United Kingdom (UK) has donated a Mobile Clinic Van to the Territory and it will be for the use of the BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA), in their efforts to expand Medical Services.

Information reaching this news room is that the Mobile Clinic Van has arrived on Tortola and it’s to be cleared from the dock.

A handing over ceremony is being planned to officially turn over the vehicle to the Minister for Health and Social Development, Honourable Ronnie W. Skelton (AL).

It remains unclear when the Mobile Clinic will go into service, who will man and maintain the van and the exact cost of the donation.

9 Responses to “Mobile Clinic arrives for BVIHSA ”

  • Sparrow (10/11/2018, 15:14) Like (18) Dislike (0) Reply
    this is kool deman
  • Eagle Eye (10/11/2018, 15:29) Like (22) Dislike (3) Reply
    Send it to Anagada
  • just asking... (10/11/2018, 16:07) Like (13) Dislike (2) Reply
    Hope it's used for what it came for
  • concern (10/11/2018, 16:50) Like (18) Dislike (0) Reply
    The UK looking out for we.
    • wize up (10/11/2018, 23:47) Like (24) Dislike (0) Reply
      @ concern: the uk sent her troops right after the hurricanes to look out for we and we own political members drove them away look at we territory all now: the uk gave we our own financial freedom back in 1975 and we own politicians fu(& up the place: look at we in 2018 right back looking handouts: long live queen majesty
  • wize up (10/11/2018, 18:16) Like (2) Dislike (21) Reply
    Skelton for leader
    • Skelton (11/11/2018, 07:34) Like (6) Dislike (2) Reply
      Is thit biggest thief of them all - took care of his family put money in offshore bank accounts and shouts at UK and foreigners for stealing...
  • Not2Sure (10/11/2018, 21:18) Like (10) Dislike (3) Reply
    So he running now he looking premier he working hard.

    Little to late
  • humm (11/11/2018, 08:40) Like (13) Dislike (4) Reply
    that van needs to be sent to the Elmore Stoutt High school there is over 2000 students and NOT ONE NURSE ON CAMPUS! Everytime a child get sick you have to pull a parent off their job.


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