**Fatshimetrie: Life-saving medicines for victims of Mobondo militia atrocities at Kwamouth hospital**
In the heart of Bandundu province, more precisely in the city of Kwamouth, the general hospital is the scene of a humanitarian action that helps victims of the atrocities perpetrated by the Mobondo militia. Indeed, the Health System Development Program (PDSS) recently donated a large batch of medicines worth 75,000 US dollars to this health facility.
These precious products are intended for the treatment of victims of the blind violence of the Mobondo militia, among whom are gunshot wounds, burns and other sick people requiring urgent care. The generous gesture of the PDSS thus alleviates the distress of these vulnerable people who have been tested by tragic events.
The governor of the province, Lebon Nkoso Kevani, personally intervened to request this crucial assistance for the injured and burned patients, who were destitute and unable to receive the necessary care. Indeed, a few weeks ago, Mobondo militiamen committed barbaric acts by taking 30 people hostage, whom they then locked in a house before setting it on fire, causing serious injuries to several of them.
Lebon Nkoso Kevani testifies to the gratitude of the population of Kwamouth towards the PDSS for its responsiveness and generosity. Thanks to this batch of medicines, comprising 540 boxes of a substantial value, burn patients will finally be able to receive the care they need to heal from their physical trauma. This action fills a crucial gap within the Kwamouth General Hospital, thus ensuring and improving the care of people affected by these tragic events.
In conclusion, this surge of solidarity and support brought by the PDSS to the Kwamouth hospital is a ray of hope for these victims of the Mobondo militia. It is also a testimony to the capacity of civil society and humanitarian partners to join forces to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable. This action embodies the kindness and fraternity that drive us as human beings, demonstrating that solidarity remains an essential pillar for building a better world.