CBOD donates GHc50,000 to 37 Military Hospital Burns Unit

The Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors today [Friday] donated GHc 50,000 to the Burns Unit of the 37 Military Hospitals in Accra, Ghana.

The Chamber’s CEO, Senyo Hosi, noted that “the unit is a very critical one both for our industry and the citizenry” hence the need for the unit to be well resourced to help support the victims.

Receiving the donation on the behalf of the burns unit of the hospital, the Brigadier General M.A. Yeboah Agyapong expressed the hospital’s gratitude to the chamber.

He affirmed that the donation was very much needed to cater for victims of various explosions in the country, including victims from the June 3 fire and flood disaster at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle who are still receiving treatment at the unit.

Brigadier General Yeboah Agyapong also used the opportunity to call on the general public to extend a helping hand to the unit to enable them effectively cater for victims of burns.

The chamber had in 2016, also donated to the unit following a gas explosion at La.

 About CBOD

The CBOD is the representative body of Bulk Oil Distribution Companies.

It has been operational since 2012 but was formally incorporated in January 2014. The CBOD serves as the advocacy, lobby and representative body of the industry.

The CBOD also functions as an industry research and strategy unit committed to enhancing the industry’s commercial viability and sustainability.

The CBOD operates as an active and responsible industry player partnering allied agencies for national development while coordinating and facilitating healthy cooperation and competition amongst members.

The CBOD currently holds a membership of 23 BDCs who account for over 95% of Petroleum supplies to the Ghanaian market.

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By: Roberta Edem Abbeyquaye/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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The Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors today [Friday] donated GHc 50,000 to the Burns Unit of the 37 Military Hospitals in Accra, Ghana. The Chamber’s CEO, Senyo Hosi, noted that “the unit is a very critical one both for our industry and the citizenry” hence the need for the unit to be well resourced to ...

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