Ethiopia: Association Transports Medical Supports to Conflict Affected Areas

[Ethiopian Herald] The Health, Development and Anti-Malaria Association (HDAMA) announced that it provided various life-saving medicines, medical equipment,and other health servicessupport to more than 600 health centers in the conflict affected areas of the Amhara state.

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Ethiopia: Association Transports Medical Supports to Conflict Affected Areas

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