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Official opening of Toshpa adopted ward 6 at the Connaught Hospital, Freetown.
Toshpa in the presence of the medical staff and representatives from the Ministry of Health has today opened the newly adopted ward 6. The ward has been revamped and fully set up for nurses to care for patients as they are nursed back to health.