St. Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew has visited the Joseph N. France General Hospital and examined the progress of the on-going work. He shared the snippets from the hospital building.

Reportedly, the JNF General Hospital is progressing steadily with its MRI building. PM Drew shared the photographs of the under-construction MRI building. In Photographs it can be clearly seen that the outer structure is built.

The walls of the building have been constructed and the workers are shifting towards further part of the construction work. Prime Minister Dr. Drew also posted the picture of the necessary equipment that are to be used while doing the surgery.

The essential machines have been installed in the building consisting of multiple ultrasound machines and endoscopes. JNF Hospital is among the largest one history that St. Kitts and Nevis has ever had.

MRI Building Project is expected to be completed by this year. The construction work has created numerous job opportunities for local workers, contractors and other daily wagers.

Construction of the building is completed, as the much-anticipated machine will be installed to deliver the advance health care system to the citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis.

Earlier, in August PM Drew updated the citizens regarding the MRI Building of JNF Hospital and extended his views towards the progressing work.

During his visit then, he affirmed that he will continue to highlight the construction work of the essential project. His visit considered the foyer, which was renovated in collaboration with The Cable and the neurology department, outfitted with the new Neurofax EEG machine.

Prime Minister Drew was delighted by visiting the construction site and expressed through his post that health care matters.

Following the update on the MRI Building of the Hospital, PM Drew was praised by many people and received compliments. A lady with the username appreciated the Prime Minister and said, “Thank you PM continue to do what you are doing for the people and the federation, God Bless you.”

Another person named Candy Huggins-Henry commented, “JNF need staff with better attitude who love their jobs.”

Work done by the Prime Minister is loved by the citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis and he is being appreciated for the great works he is doing for the country. The appraisal by the residents is a testament that the nation is progressing in the rule of Labour Party.