The Government of Guyana commissions a new $30 million health centre and completes $30 million in staff living quarters at Red Hill, Manawarin, in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam). Health officials say the combined GY$60 million investment is intended to strengthen healthcare delivery for the indigenous riverine community. The facilities are described as improving access to quality healthcare for approximately 500 residents, according to ministry information cited by multiple outlets. The Ministry of Health, through the commissioning by Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony, marks the start of operations for the new health centre and provides on-site accommodation for health workers via the newly completed living quarters. Reporting across sources aligns on the location (Red Hill, Manawarin), the regional context (Region Two), the funding amounts ($30 million for the health centre and $30 million for staff quarters), and the expected service impact for about 500 residents. The initiatives are presented as part of broader efforts to expand and support primary healthcare access in the community.