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PAHO donates supplies to care for those affected by the water crisis in northeastern Venezuela

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The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) announced on Thursday, October 8, that it delivered materials and supplies to rehabilitate five Oral Rehydration Rooms in health centers located in the state of Sucre, in northeastern Venezuela. The intervention is aimed at assisting populations affected by an ongoing water crisis in the region.

According to the provided sources, the delivery of these medical and infrastructural supplies forms part of humanitarian and health response efforts in the South American country. The state of Sucre has faced severe challenges related to water access, prompting international health coordination to support local medical infrastructure and patient care.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses strictly on the PAHO medical supply delivery for the water crisis.
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