Uganda, April 12 -- Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is facing an overwhelming number of children seeking immunizations, straining their limited resources and infrastructure.

Dr Sarah Zalwango, KCCA's Deputy Director of Medical Services, reported that the Kawala health facility alone receives at least 4,000 babies for immunisations every month. The facility sees an average of 900-1,000 patients daily.

The surge in demand has led to occasional shortages of medical supplies and stressed infrastructure. Dr Zalwango noted that KCCA registers 3,000-3,500 expectant mothers monthly, directly impacting the number of babies requiring immunisations.

"This facility is very crucial to the community of Rubaga Division and Kampala at large yet ...