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GOVERNMENT SHOULD QUICKLY SET UP SPECIAL TREATMENT CENTRES FOR COVID19 PATIENTS!!!

Dear president and ministers its pitifully dangerous to treat corona virus patients with other patients in general hospitals!!!!

Our hospitals are already congested a lot, make people have actually been discharged from these hospitals with hospital acquired pneumonia,
What will happen then if we include in this fast spreading corona into this fragile population!!!
Are we not doing broad day su***de!!!!
There are extension/isolation wings yes, but the WHO is saying corona can spread through air, who knows!!!!

Let's not go Italy way when we can copy chines!!!

They constructed special hospitals and separated their patients and gave them maximum attention!!!!

If we are short of funds, please change 5 or more schools or hotels into hospitals but save us, please!!!

Yours in waiting!
Sebastian Mubangizi Sebastian

C.c Yoweri Kaguta Museveni
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27/04/2018

Zakayo Dies at 54 years

(from UWEC)
It is with deep sorrow and grief that Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (UWEC) announces the passing on of our oldest chimpanzee, “Mzee” Zakayo at the age of 54 years.
Very few people would actually think of some non- human primate as being champions or idols of conservation. At 54 years old, Zakayo’s name had been synonymous to chimpanzees at the Centre and Uganda in general.
Zakayo was captured from Semliki National Park and later found his way to a new owner (expatriate) on 10th June, 1964 who claimed to have confiscated him from people who held him illegally. At 13 years, the expatriate surrendered him to Entebbe Zoo on 19th June 1976. He had become so aggressive to be kept as a pet. Chimpanzees never make good pets. At the time, one would have expected that he would have been sold abroad to; zoos or circus facilities that were at their peak in the 1960s and 1980s, but he was spared and lived his last 42 years at UWEC.
Preliminary findings suggest that he succumbed to chronic Gastroenteritis. Due to his old age, he was highly susceptible to opportunistic infections. Zakayo had become senile and given his past history.
We would like to thank all the people who have been associated with UWEC and its programs over the years to ensure that; we give a chance to animals in distress and in need. He leaves behind 284 other animals at UWEC.

Thanks to all you, for loving the environment.