Ban on Charging Fees for Injured Soldiers in Somaliland

Hargeisa, Somaliland – The Somaliland Ministry of Health Development has issued an official directive prohibiting private hospitals from charging fees for soldiers wounded in the defense of the nation, mandating that they receive medical treatment free of charge.

This directive, which applies to all private hospitals operating in Somaliland, aims to ensure that national forces receive immediate medical care, in accordance with the government’s responsibility to provide for their welfare.

Key Provisions of the Directive:

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The ministry stated that this decision was made following complaints that some private healthcare facilities had failed to provide urgent medical care for injured soldiers. This prompted the implementation of measures to guarantee that Somaliland’s forces receive free healthcare while ensuring that private hospitals fulfill their social responsibility.

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Ban on Charging Fees for Injured Soldiers in Somaliland

Hargeisa, Somaliland – The Somaliland Ministry of Health Development has issued an official directive prohibiting private hospitals from charging fees for soldiers wounded in the defense of the nation, mandating that they receive medical treatment free of charge.

Key Provisions of the Directive:

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