37 Military Hospital Temporarily Closes Emergency Unit for 10 Days for Sanitation Exercise

The 37 Military Hospital has announced the temporary closure of its Emergency Unit from Monday, August 4 to Wednesday, August 13, 2025, as part of routine efforts to maintain hygiene and safety standards at the facility.

A press release issued by the Department of Public Relations of the Ghana Armed Forces explained that the move is intended to ensure a clean and safe environment for both patients and healthcare personnel.

“During the closure, Simango Ward will serve as the designated unit for all trauma and surgical emergency cases,” the statement clarified.

Authorities at the hospital have assured the public that adequate measures are in place to ensure continuity of care and minimise any potential inconvenience.

“The Ghana Armed Forces wishes to assure the public that measures have been put in place to ensure continuity of care and minimise inconvenience,” the release said.

The military has also called on the public to cooperate during the period and reiterated its commitment to delivering safe and effective healthcare services.

Operated by the Ghana Armed Forces, the 37 Military Hospital is one of Ghana’s foremost referral medical facilities, serving both military personnel and civilians.