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Ethiopia Becomes First Civilian Emt in Africa to Get International Classification

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia has become the first civilian Emergency Medical Team (EMT) in the WHO African Region to achieve international classification, marking a major milestone in the country's emergency preparedness and response capacity, WHO Regional Office for Africa announced.

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