12 November 2021
Wearing a surgical mask securely fitted over his nose and mouth, Frans Nambinga, a nurse at Namibia’s Windhoek Central Hospital, carefully marked down tips on triage and signs a patient may require intubation, as he was taking notes during a two-week-long training given by the UK- Emergency Medical Team (UK-EMT) visiting the country.
The UK-EMT, which comprised nurses and doctors from across the globe, visited Namibia in August and September and trained 130 health workers from 10 of Namibia’s 14 regions.
