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Mahama Urges Post‑Treatment Care for Mercy Ships Patients
President Mahama called on the Ministry of Health to coordinate with Mercy Ships, ensuring patients receive continued care after the ship’s 10‑month mission in Ghana.
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World's largest hospital ship docks at Tema, set to perform up to 2,600 free surgeries
The Global Mercy's arrival marks Mercy Ships' fifth field service in Ghana and the first since the two sides renewed their partnership in 2025, with volunteer medics also expected to train up to 250 local healthcare workers over the next 10 months.
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