Integrated community work is key to ensuring that pregnant women go to Maternity Homes when indicated and that there are good structural and nutritional conditions
Camagüey, Cuba, September 24th.- Complying with the repair of properties included in the Economy Plan, advancing in the implementation of the QR code for electronic payment and concluding the computerization process of the Consumer Registry Offices were some of the claims of the delegates of the People’s Power of Camagüey when analyzing the improvement of the Commerce network.
During the VII ordinary session of the Municipal Assembly of the capital of Camagüey, the topic led to an exchange focused on the difficulties that today affect the quality of life of the population and what actions the organization undertakes to improve indicators such as the distribution and completion of the basic basket.
The Trading Company currently works on tasks such as financial sanitation, the development of the banking process and the implementation of national policies, where the commitment to equitably reach families with existing supplies prevails.
At the meeting of the main government body in the district, the behavior of the Maternal and Child Care and Family Doctor and Nurse programs was learned; aspect in which everyone’s participation was demanded to reverse negative indicators such as infant mortality.
Integrated community work is key to ensuring that pregnant women go to Maternity Homes when indicated and that there are good structural and nutritional conditions.
For this there is also the commitment of the medical personnel, the health, political and administrative authorities to maintain public health as one of the pillars of the Cuban social process.
In their seventh ordinary session of the current term of office, the popular representatives of the Ciudad de los Tinajones debated other important aspects for the socioeconomic life of the region, among them the preparation of the first process of accountability of the delegate to the voters scheduled between on October 15th and November 30th next.
Text and photo: Diosmel Galano Oliver/Radio Camagüey