Bodoe: $100M cut won’t affect drug supplies

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October 24, 2025

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Bodoe: $100M cut won’t affect drug supplies

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Gail Alexander

Senior Political Reporter

The Ministry of Health has reduced its expenditure for drugs and related supplies by $100 million for 2026, but Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe has assured that the supply to health centres and hospitals will not be affected.

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