India's Vaccine Donation: A Lifeline for Afghanistan

India has donated 4.8 tonnes of vaccines to Afghanistan, aimed at combating diseases like rabies, tetanus, hepatitis B, and influenza. This significant contribution was confirmed by India's Ministry of External Affairs, highlighting the ongoing support and collaboration between the two nations in public health initiatives.

In a significant gesture of solidarity, India has delivered 4.8 tonnes of various vaccines to Afghanistan, officials confirmed on Thursday.

This medical aid is intended to treat a range of diseases including rabies, tetanus, hepatitis B, and influenza, demonstrating a commitment to bolstering Afghanistan's healthcare system.

The Ministry of External Affairs' External Publicity Division announced the donation, emphasizing India's continuing support to its neighbor in a time of need.

(With inputs from agencies.)