U.S. government funds COVID-19 isolation clinics across Botswana

The U.S. government, through the Department of Defense’s Office of Security Cooperation (OSC), provided P18.7 million to build COVID-19 isolation clinics across Botswana. The project includes 14 modular structures and can be utilized to provide services for 112 patients.



By U.S. Embassy to Botswana U.S. Embassy to Botswana Botswana Mar 19, 2021
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