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EDITORS' FORUM | Dr Ogunsalu urges Gov’t to sell CRH to make it more viable
Dec 24th, 2020 | Category: HEALTH | 4:37#Gleaner #EditorsForum #Coronavirus Senior lecturer in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at The University of the West Indies, Mona, Dr Christopher Ogunsalu, is urging the Government to sell the 46-year-old Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) to set the stage for the Type A facility to become viable. Ogunsalu said if the Government had heeded his advice and offload what he described as a “sick” CRH, the facility could generate more money than the $2.1 billion spent on the rehabilitation of facility over the last three years.
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