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Taiz Health Office set to receive large quantity of cholera medications

[10/06/2017 07:42]

TAIZ-SABA

Taiz Public Health Office is set to receive a large quantity of medications for the treatment of cholera from King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid.

In a statement, the office has also said that the WHO provided Taiz city with quantity of chlorine to be used as an antiseptic for water in Adhabab area, west of Taiz.

Another quantity of medicines and medical equipment have also been granted to the city from the National Program for Medicines Supply. The quantity includes insulin for diabetics and medicines for leprosy.