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415 patients referred to Windhoek for CT scans in one year

More than 400 patients from the ǁKharas region were referred to Windhoek for CT scans in one year, forcing patients needing diagnostic investigations to travel about 500 kilometres for the service. Health minister Esperance Luvindao revealed this during the inauguration of the CT scan service and renovated emergency unit at Keetmanshoop District Hospital on Monday. […]

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415 patients referred to Windhoek for CT scans in one year

7 hours ago·Windhoek, Namibia

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The Namibian broke the news in Windhoek, Namibia 7 hours ago on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.

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