Director of Public Health Services Visits Health Facilities and Participates in Coordination Meetings
Abdulkhalıq Mohamed Hasan (Hure Buba), Director of Public Health Services at Las Anod Local Government, conducted an official visit to health facilities in Las Anod and participated in coordination meetings aimed at strengthening public health services, improving healthcare delivery, promoting sanitation, and addressing community health needs.

Abdulkhalıq Mohamed Hasan (Hure Buba), Director of Public Health Services at Las Anod Local Government, conducted an official field visit to several health facilities in Las Anod as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen public health services and improve coordination with healthcare institutions.
During the visit, Abdulkhalıq Mohamed Hasan (Hure Buba) met with healthcare workers, facility administrators, and other relevant stakeholders to review the delivery of health services and discuss the needs and challenges facing healthcare facilities.
The visit provided an opportunity to assess the availability of essential health services, understand operational challenges, and identify areas where stronger cooperation and additional support may contribute to improved healthcare delivery for the community.
As part of the official programme, the Director also participated in coordination meetings with health officials, healthcare professionals, and representatives of relevant institutions. The meetings focused on strengthening cooperation between Las Anod Local Government and health facilities, improving health awareness, promoting sanitation, preventing diseases, and expanding access to essential public health services.
The discussions highlighted the importance of preventive healthcare and community participation in improving public health outcomes. Participants also discussed the need for continued health education, sanitation programmes, disease-prevention initiatives, and stronger engagement between healthcare providers and the communities they serve.
Abdulkhalıq Mohamed Hasan (Hure Buba) emphasized the importance of regular communication and coordination between public health authorities and healthcare facilities. He noted that effective collaboration is essential for identifying community health priorities and developing practical approaches to address them.
The Director further highlighted the role of healthcare workers in delivering essential services and supporting health awareness within local communities. He encouraged continued cooperation among health institutions, local authorities, and community stakeholders to strengthen public health programmes.
The official visit and coordination meetings form part of the Public Health Services Department’s broader efforts to improve healthcare coordination, support health facilities, promote disease prevention, and strengthen public health services throughout Las Anod.
Las Anod Local Government remains committed to working with healthcare institutions, health professionals, community leaders, and other stakeholders to support the development of accessible, effective, and community-focused public health services.
- Las Anod
- Public Health
- Health Services
- Healthcare Facilities
- Health Coordination
- Health Awareness
- Sanitation
- Disease Prevention
- Community Health
- Healthcare Workers
- Local Government
- Las Anod Local Government
- Public Health Services Department
- Somalia
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