UNICEF has donated more than 1,400 kilograms of medicines to the Cuban regime. The donation arrived via air at José Martí International Airport in Havana and is expected to benefit 140,000 people.
According to reports from Cubanet.org, these medical supplies will be key to ensuring the necessary care for thousands of individuals in Cuba. The arrival of this aid is an important step amid the challenges facing the healthcare system on the island.
"This donation from UNICEF is fundamental to improving the situation for many patients in Cuba. The received medicines will meet the needs of a large number of people requiring essential treatments," highlighted a spokesperson from the Cuban Ministry of Health.
The delivery of these medicines is part of the ongoing efforts of international organizations to support Cuba amid the health challenges it faces. International cooperation plays a crucial role in improving medical care in the Caribbean country.
