World Hepatitis Day: PAK Strengthens Its Commitment to Employee Health

World Hepatitis Day: PAK Strengthens Its Commitment to Employee Health

World Hepatitis Day: PAK Strengthens Its Commitment to Employee Health

To mark World Hepatitis Day, the Port Authority of Kribi organized an awareness campaign highlighting prevention, screening, and vaccination as key pillars of workplace health.

On the occasion of World Hepatitis Day, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK) held an awareness session for its employees at the Port Residential Complex in Kribi. Organized by the Medical Service of the Human Resources Department, the initiative reflects PAK’s ongoing commitment to promoting occupational health and safeguarding the well-being of its workforce.

To mark World Hepatitis Day, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK) organized an employee awareness campaign on Tuesday at the Port Residential Complex in Kribi, focusing on the risks associated with viral hepatitis, preventive measures, early screening, and vaccination.

Led by the Medical Service of the Human Resources Department, the initiative forms part of PAK’s long-term commitment to promoting workplace health and ensuring the well-being of its employees. Each year, staff members benefit from comprehensive medical check-ups, routine health assessments, and preventive vaccinations whenever required, ensuring continuous and effective medical follow-up.

Representing the Director General, Justin Manda, Technical Adviser, reaffirmed PAK’s commitment to protecting the health of its human capital. He also commended employees for their active participation in the campaign and encouraged everyone to adopt responsible health practices to safeguard their well-being and contribute to a healthier future.

The event highlighted the importance of prevention in the fight against viral hepatitis, emphasizing that awareness, early diagnosis, and vaccination remain essential tools for protecting individuals, their families, and the workplace.

Through this initiative, the Port Authority of Kribi once again reaffirmed that employee health is a strategic priority, recognizing that investing in prevention is fundamental to building a healthy, resilient, and sustainably high-performing organization.