How are local medical facilities in Botswana?
We asked members about local medical facilities in Botswana, they wrote...
"Botswana has a well-developed healthcare system, with a network of hospitals and clinics providing quality medical care. The country has a high doctor-to-patient ratio, and the majority of medical staff are highly trained and experienced. The government has invested heavily in healthcare infrastructure, and the country has access to modern medical technology and equipment. In addition, the government provides free healthcare to all citizens, and there are a number of private healthcare providers that offer more specialized services. Overall, Botswana has a high standard of medical care and facilities," said another expat in Botswana.
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How are local medical facilities in Botswana?
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