Model of a voice translation system for African languages ​​in case of a pandemic for hospitals

A universal voice translation system for hospitals and health centres is a necessity for the population, doctors and health staff.
Firstly, for the case study, we will draw up a list of official languages, African languages and Senegalese mother tongues or national languages.
Secondly, we will propose a model applicable to given African languages.
We are going to build on the research of our previous model entitled: "Model for the voice translation of African languages of medicine leaflets for the fight against pandemic and epidemic diseases"to put in place, in the event of new pandemics or epidemics, a model entitled: "Universal voice translation model for hospitals and health centres in the event of pandemics and epidemics" which will be composed of official languages of the United Nations, African languages and Senegalese mother tongues or national languages.
The impact of voice translation systems on pandemics and epidemics worldwide :
In Africa, mother tongues and national languages are not represented in voice translation software or in the global linguistic AI market.
Search results:
Voice translation of the following African languages:
Swahili, Amharic, Bambara, Igbo, Lingala, Yaruba, Zulu, Hausa, Omoro
Swahili language voice translation
Swahili is the most widely spoken language in Africa. The doctor will send the following audio message to the patient: "Hello to avoid Covid 19, keep your distance, respect the barrier gestures, thank you for your attention".

The universal voice translation system for hospitals and health centres is a necessity for doctors, health staff and patients. In the event of pandemics and epidemics such as Covid 19, the universal voice translation system can be used in rural areas to combat pandemic and epidemic diseases.