ECRP II Phase II Construction in Rubkona County-SS42000007637 (4200739232)
Expansion of Yoanyang PHCU & Construction of 3 blocks of 3 stance latrine with shower attached and Expansion of chain-link fence from 40mx36m to 40mx100m, Construction of the incinerator and placenta pit at Yoanyang boma of Rubkona Payam - SS42000007637 (4200739232).
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