Laboratory Technicians At Kasoa Poly Clinic Call Off Strike
The laboratory was bustling with activity as technicians worked diligently to clear the backlog of tests and samples that had accumulated during the strike.
Freeman Koryekpor 
THE Laboratory Technicians at Kasoa Poly Clinic in the Central Region, have returned to work, and patients began arriving at the laboratory in large numbers.
The laboratory was bustling with activity as technicians worked diligently to clear the backlog of tests and samples that had accumulated during the strike.
One of the first patients to arrive was Sarah, a young mother who had been waiting anxiously for the results of her child's blood test.
She had been worried sick about her child's health and was relieved to finally get the all-clear from the lab technician.
Next in line was John, a middle-aged man who had been experiencing strange symptoms and was hoping to get some answers from his lab results.
The lab technician efficiently collected his sample and assured him that he would have his results soon.
As the day went on, the lab continued to fill with patients, all grateful to have the lab technicians back at work.
Despite the chaos and backlog, the technicians remained focused and dedicated, working tirelessly to ensure that all patients received the care and attention they needed.
By the end of the day, the lab had managed to clear a significant portion of the backlog, and patients were finally getting the answers and treatment they needed.
The laboratory technicians had truly saved the day, and their hard work and dedication had not gone unnoticed.
