Icolo e Bengo:Female police officers with the Sequele Municipal Command participated in a breast cancer awareness campaign focused on self-examination techniques to aid in prevention and early diagnosis. The event took place on Friday at the Heróis de Kifangondo General Hospital.
According to Angola Press News Agency, this initiative is part of the Pink October campaign, a global movement dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer and the significance of early detection. The National Police of Angola organized the event to emphasize the importance of women's health care and promote preventive practices.
Superintendent and Sequele Municipal Commander, Yuri de Sousa, opened the session by underscoring the critical role of prevention and screening in saving lives. He advised the female officers to engage in self-care and undergo regular medical evaluations.
Additionally, Leonor Correia, Director of the Gynecology and Obstetrics Department at the hospital, spoke about methods for preventing and diagnosing breast cancer. Oncologist Loneides Cabrales further encouraged women to maintain healthy lifestyles, be aware of warning signs, and seek medical attention promptly.
