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MP petitions parliament over sale of Hepatitis B vaccine

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
February 28, 2019
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By Ritah Kemigisa.

Mubende Municipality Member of Parliament Tonny Ssemuli has petitioned parliament over the continued sale of Hepatitis B vaccines to residents in the district yet they are meant to be free.

Last year, the Ministry of Health rolled out Hepatitis B vaccination to high burdened districts identified including Mubende as it moves to combat the disease affecting over 1 million people in the country.

Government said the vaccine is free of charge but according to Ssemuli who raised on a matter of national importance says in Mubende; residents have to part with some money to be vaccinated.

In response, the State Minister of Health for General Duties Sarah Opendi has promised to investigate the matter.

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