Turkey, Qatar send medical aid to Sudan amid virus

September 08 2020 10:09:34

Turkey, Qatar send medical aid to Sudan amid virus

KHARTOUM-Anadolu Agency

The Turkish and Qatari branches of the Red Crescent Society have sent medical supplies to Sudan to support the country's fight against the novel coronavirus.

A second cargo plane carrying medical supplies from Turkey financed by Qatar arrived early on Sept. 8 in the country's capital Khartoum.

Over 1.65 million COVID-19 test kits and protective medical equipment on the planes were delivered to the Sudanese Health Ministry.

The first aid plane landed in the capital on Sept. 5.

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