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[10/10/2017 08:46]

SHABWA-SABA
Deputy Governor of Shabwa Salem al-Ahmadi, along with Director of Public Health and Population Dr. Naser al-Marzaqi launched on Tuesday distribution of seven tons of anti-Dengue fever provided by King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Assistances here.

Al-Ahmadi and al-Marzaqi praised the center for different assistances it provides to the province, noting to a complete package of combating the fever in the province and others in the country.

For his part, Director of Awn Development Corporation Naser al-Ba'si made it clear that this batch of medicines allocated to health centers in nine districts inflicted by the epidemic.