Lamu County Government opens Molecular Biology Laboratory Unit at King Fahd Hospital
Governor Timamy noted the facility marks a significant milestone in healthcare vision, aiming to provide accessible services to the community.
Lamu County Government opens Molecular Biology Laboratory Unit at King Fahd County Referral Hospital.
The Lamu County Government has opened an inaugural Molecular Biology Laboratory Unit at King Fahd in Lamu.
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Lamu Governor Issa Timamy was joined by Ambassador Qusai Rashed Al-Farhan of Kuwait during the official opening of the lab.
Lamu Governor Issa Timamy and Ambassador Qusai Rashed Al-Farhan and other officials during the opening of the Molecular Biology Laboratory Unit at King Fahd in Lamu County.
Timamy noted the state-of-the-art facility marks a significant milestone in healthcare vision, aiming to provide accessible services to the community.
The laboratory is set to serve as a crucial reference point for the county, offering support to various hospitals by providing precise tests for microorganisms, and genetic mutations linked to infectious diseases and cancers, as well as conducting paternity tests.
The laboratory is set to serve as a crucial reference point for the county offering support to various hospitals by providing precise tests for microorganisms.
During the launch event, the Ambassador commended Governor Timamy's dedication to establishing this advanced laboratory, emphasising its role in delivering reliable and accurate diagnostics.
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