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NATIONAL MEDICAL STORES NMS WEEKLY DISPATCH REPORT:25th Feb - 2nd Mar 2020 Date District Facility Nature 3/2/2020 LWENGO LWENGO DISTRICT EMHS 3/2/2020 BUSHENYI BUSHENYI DISTRICT EMHS 3/2/2020 BUTAMBALA BUTAMBALA DISTRICT EMHS 3/2/2020 BUTAMBALA GOMBE HOSPITAL EMHS 3/2/2020 BUKWO BUKWO DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 3/2/2020 KWEEN KWEEN DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/28/2020 KAMPALA MULAGO HOSPITAL EMHS 2/28/2020 RAKAI RAKAI HOSPITAL EMHS 2/28/2020 SSEMBABULE SSEMBABULE DISTRICT EMHS 2/28/2020 KYOTERA KALISIZO HOSPITAL EMHS 2/28/2020 KIRUHURA KIRUHURA DISTRICT EMHS 2/28/2020 NTUNGAMO NTUNGAMO DISTRICT EMHS 2/28/2020 SOROTI SOROTI DISTRICT OXGYEN 2/27/2020 IBANDA IBANDA DISTRICT EMHS 2/27/2020 KANUNGU KAMBUGA HOSPITAL SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 LWENGO LWENGO DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 ISINGIRO ISINGIRO DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 MBARARA MBARARA DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 RWAMPARA RWAMPARA DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 BUHWEJU BUHWEJU DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 KANUNGU KANUNGU DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 KISORO KISORO HOSPITAL EMHS 2/27/2020 RUKUNGIRI RUKUNGIRI DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 LYANTONDE LYANTONDE DISTRICT/HOSPITAL EMHS 2/27/2020 KISORO KISORO DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 RUBANDA RUBANDA DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 KAMPALA MULAGO HOSPITAL EMHS 2/27/2020 SHEEMA SHEEMA DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 BUSHENYI BUSHENYI DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 RUBIRIZI RUBIRIZI DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 LWENGO LWENGO DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 RUKUNGIRI RUKUNGIRI DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 KABALE KABALE DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 RUKIGA RUKIGA DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 MBARARA MBARARA DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/27/2020 SOROTI SOROTI DISTRICT OXGYEN 2/27/2020 NTUNGAMO NTUNGAMO DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 KIRUHURA KIRUHURA DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 KAZO KAZO DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 IBANDA IBANDA DISTRICT SOAP & IV FLUIDS 2/27/2020 NTUNGAMO ITOJO HOSPITAL SOAP & IV FLUIDS/EMHS 2/26/2020 RUBANDA RUBANDA DISTRICT EMHS 2/26/2020 KALANGALA KALANGALA DISTRICT VACCINES 2/26/2020 IGANGA IGANGA HOSPITAL OXGYEN KABALE DISTRICT/KABALE REG 2/26/2020 KABALE HOSP EMHS 2/26/2020 MASAKA MASAKA REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMHS 2/25/2020 MBARARA MBARARA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL EMHS 2/25/2020 NAKAPIRIPIRIT NAKAPIRIPIRIT DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 KOTIDO KOTIDO DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 AMOLATAR AMOLATAR DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 ABIM ABIM DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 AMUDAT AMUDAT DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT VACCINE TOOLS 2/25/2020 SERERE SERERE DISTRICT EMHS 2/25/2020 BUKEDEA BUKEDEA DISTRICT EMHS 2/25/2020 NGORA NGORA DISTRICT EMHS We strive to serve you better. For more information contact National Medical Stores(NMS) on Plot 4-12, Nsamizi Road, P.O Box 16, Entebbe, Uganda .Tel:+256 417104000, Fax:0414321323. Email: [email protected] Toll free numbers +256 0800 122 221 (Uganda Telecom) and +256 0800 300 333 (Airtel). Or send SMS to 6090 (Free of charge across all networks). .

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