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Leaders in Mombasa have encouraged residents to take advantage of health camps organized by local business communities to monitor and improve their health.
During a health camp at Baluchi Hall, Mombasa County Assembly Speaker Aharub Khatri, Senator Mohamed Faki, and MP Zamzam Mohammed commended the Baluchi community for their initiative.
They emphasized the importance of early detection and management of health issues, noting that such efforts supplement government health services.
The leaders also encouraged the expansion of these health camps to other sub-counties for broader community benefit.
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Mombasa leaders urge residents to utilize local health camps for better health
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