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Date: 25th February 2025 Issued by: Basse Public Health Office Earlier today, the Basse Public Health Office received a disturbing report from a concerned citizen, Sheriffo Faye, regarding a group of individuals collecting old mattresses and repurposing them into pillows for sale. This practice poses serious health risks to the public, as old mattresses often harbor dust mites, bacteria, mold, and other harmful pathogens that can cause respiratory illnesses, skin infections, and allergic reactions. Upon receiving the complaint, the Public Health Office took immediate action to ensure that all the collected mattresses were confiscated and safely disposed of. The materials were promptly destroyed through controlled burning at the designated dumpsite to prevent any further health hazards. We urge the general public to remain vigilant and report any activities that may threaten public health. The use of unsanitary materials in the production of household items is not only unethical but also poses a significant risk to the well-being of our community. If you come across any such activities, please report them immediately to the Basse Public Health Office or relevant authorities. Your cooperation is essential in safeguarding the health and safety of our community. Together, we can prevent harmful practices and ensure a healthier environment for everyone. For further information or to report concerns, please contact: Basse Public Health Office

Date: 25th February 2025 Issued by: Basse Public Health Office Earlier today, the Basse Public Health Office received a disturbing report from a concerned citizen, Sheriffo Faye, regarding a group of individuals collecting old mattresses and repurposing them into pillows for sale. This practice poses serious health risks to the public, as old mattresses often harbor dust mites, bacteria, mold, and other harmful pathogens that can cause respiratory illnesses, skin infections, and allergic reactions. Upon receiving the complaint, the Public Health Office took immediate action to ensure that all the collected mattresses were confiscated and safely disposed of. The materials were promptly destroyed through controlled burning at the designated dumpsite to prevent any further health hazards. We urge the general public to remain vigilant and report any activities that may threaten public health. The use of unsanitary materials in the production of household items is not only unethical but also poses a significant risk to the well-being of our community. If you come across any such activities, please report them immediately to the Basse Public Health Office or relevant authorities. Your cooperation is essential in safeguarding the health and safety of our community. Together, we can prevent harmful practices and ensure a healthier environment for everyone. For further information or to report concerns, please contact: Basse Public Health Office

The Freedom Development Foundation launches major projects to light some parts of Basse Streets through Solar panels alongside breadmaking machines and a drilling borehole machine for the community as part of efforts to support the less privileged communities with sustainable and affordable breads as we approach the month of Ramadan.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.

Security personnel in the Upper River Region remains the only region which joint the national celebration of the 18th February in commemoration of the Gambia @60 Independence.