Luanda – The deputy governor of Luanda for Community Services, Adriano Mendes de Carvalho, said Friday in Luanda that the coming of 60 Cuban physicians is an added value to the health sector as it will help reduce death in the capital and other regions of the country.

Speaking to journalists at the end of the ceremony of presentation of 20 Cuban physicians, in high density suburb of Cazenga, the official said this is the result of Government investment in the sector.

He admitted the shortage of physicians is visible in the whole country, a constraint the newly come specialists will help to put an end to.

He said the physicians are a reinforcement for the sector as they are going to relieve the situation in reference hospitals, as that of Cazenga is equipped with modern means.

In his turn, Cazenga administrator, Victor Nataniel Narciso, welcomed  the Cuban doctors saying they will relieve the situation in the local hospital.