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India donates measles vaccine to the Maldives

India donated 20,000 doses of measles vaccine and three tons of medical supplies to the Maldives, handed over at a ceremony at the Ministry of Health where Health Minister Geela Ali symbolically accepted the aid. The Maldives had been declared free of measles by the WHO in 2017, but 15 cases were detected this year.

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    India handed over donated vaccine and medical supplies, and Health Minister Geela Ali symbolically accepted the aid on behalf of the Maldiv… the Ministry of Health this afternoon only The Edition At a ceremony held at the Ministry of Health this afternoon, Health Minister Geela Ali symbolically accepted the aid on behalf of the Maldivian government.

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  • 20,000 doses measles vaccine doses donated by India The Edition To help control measles in the Maldives, neighboring India today donated 20,000 doses of vaccine and three tons of medical supplies.

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  • 15 cases measles cases detected this year The Edition The situation worsened later after 15 cases, including Maldivians, were detected within this year.

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