Rajoelina’s Manarapenitra series hospital now little more than well packed empty promises

No more than two to three patients a day usually pay visits to the Manarapenitra series hospital’s practitioners, according to a reliable leak. Things used to be different not long ago. More than ten patients a day used to require the hospital’s expertise, before making quite a disappointing report of their experience. Permanent stays at the hospital for treatment reveal that private closets happen to be as less available than service personnel. And potential visitors have no cafeteria anywhere in the facility to hang around in. According to one HJRA university hospital practitioner, his hospital ENT equipment got transferred to the Manarapenitra hospital basically supposed to receive brand new first hand equipment freshly purchased from abroad. Only one surgery intervention on someone’s tonsil may ever take place in the capital city’s Manarapenitra hospital. Any further one has to require other facilities. The hospital’s dazzling aspect from the outside actually conceals a grim reality of precariousness. And the other Manarapenitra hospitals suffer the same all over the rest of the country. They were actually investments more expected to serve the ruling power’s ambitions than the population’s needs. “They had better think about draft new personnel to man their own new places instead of compelling the other facilities to relinquish some of their own staff” declared one private practitioner. He subsequently added that “Rajoelina and his ruling power had gathered much more sympathy if they had enhanced the existing hospital services and refrained from expenses for cover up hospitals of no use.”