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RK Khan Board statement unfortunate and premature

12 Mar 2010

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health is surprised by the statement attributed to the RK Khan Hospital Board around the supposed slashing of the hospital budget by R17 million which has led to the hospital cutting down on some services.

“We find it surprising that the board has issued such a statement ahead of the MEC announcing the budget allocation of the R21,6 billion allocated to the department,” says the MEC for Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo. The MEC for Finance, Mrs Ina Cronje, announced the provincial budget on 4 March 2010 where the Department of Health was given a second largest budget share in the province. The R21,6 billion budget allocation was an increase from the previous year’s budget allocation of R17,4 billion.

Hospital boards advise the MEC and cannot take strategic and policy decisions of this nature.

Enquiries:
Chris Maxon
Cell: 083 285 0567

Issued by: Department of Health, KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government
12 March 2010
Source: Department of Health, KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government (http://www.kznhealth.gov.za/)


Issued by: KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government
12 Mar 2010


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