India sends assistance to Zambia in cholera crisis

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: February 22 2024

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India recently extended help to Zambia when the southern African country was battling a cholera outbreak.
Indian High Commissioner Ashok Kumar provided the help of materials such as 3.5 tonnes of water purification supplies, chlorine tablets, and ORS pouches to Lusaka, the Zambian capital.
This help was made under a "cholera emergency" for Zambia, which was being affected by the cholera outbreak.

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India sends assistance to Zambia in cholera crisis