“They don’t fit users,” MP raises concern over supply of small-sized condoms in his constituency

MP Geofrey Kayemba Solo.

Geofrey Kayemba Solo, the Member of Parliament for Bukomansimbi South, has raised his concern regarding the National Medical Stores (NMS) supplying small-sized condoms in his constituency.

Kayemba raised the matter of national importance during a parliamentary session on Wednesday.

The MP expressed his concern after receiving numerous complaints from his constituents about the small-sized condoms provided.

“I have received a complaint that they brought condoms of small sizes that could not fit users. As a result, they were left unused, and some individuals resorted to burning them. Unfortunately, I fear that some lives may have been lost due to this issue,” he told parliament.

Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa referred the matter to the Parliament’s Committee on HIV/AIDS. He advised the committee to summon both Kayemba and the officials from the NMS to shed light on the situation and find a suitable resolution.

The NMS holds the responsibility of procuring, storing, and distributing essential medicines and medical supplies to all public health facilities across the country.

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