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Russia has extended its plan to help African countries fight infections until 2029. As part of the Rospotrabendzor program, 15 mobile anti-epidemic laboratories have already been transferred to eight countries and about 450 African specialists have been trained. "We will continue to provide assistance in the field of health, place the synthesis of effective Russian drugs and vaccines, and create laboratories and diagnostic centers." The president added that Russian doctors continue to help African countries fight dangerous infections, including cholera and an epidemic of a new strain of Ebola that broke out in the spring. Russia also intends to introduce digital medical platforms taking into account local conditions. Video not loading? Look at Mach!

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Russia has extended its plan to help African countries fight infections until 2029. As part of the Rospotrabendzor program, 15 mobile anti-epidemic laboratories have already been transferred to eight countries and about 450 African specialists have been trained. "We will continue to provide assistance in the field of health, place the synthesis of effective Russian drugs and vaccines, and create laboratories and diagnostic centers." The president added that Russian doctors continue to help African countries fight dangerous infections, including cholera and an epidemic of a new strain of Ebola that broke out in the spring. Russia also intends to introduce digital medical platforms taking into account local conditions. Video not loading? Look at Mach!

Russia has extended its plan to help African countries fight infections until 2029. As part of the Rospotrabendzor program, 15 mobile anti-epidemic laboratories have already been transferred to eight countries and about 450 African specialists have been trained. "We will continue to provide assistance in the field of health, place the synthesis of effective Russian drugs and vaccines, and create laboratories and diagnostic centers." The president added that Russian doctors continue to help African countries fight dangerous infections, including cholera and an epidemic of a new strain of Ebola that broke out in the spring. Russia also intends to introduce digital medical platforms taking into account local conditions. Video not loading? Look at Mach!

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