IVORY COAST: UNICEF GIVES TWELVE MEDICAL VEHICLES TO PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES IN ABIDJAN.
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183236
IVORY COAST: UNICEF GIVES TWELVE MEDICAL VEHICLES TO PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES IN ABIDJAN.
- Title: IVORY COAST: UNICEF GIVES TWELVE MEDICAL VEHICLES TO PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES IN ABIDJAN.
- Date: 28th July 1971
- Summary: 1. LV Public Health building in Abidjan 0.05 2. CU Sign on building 0.10 3. MV Diwouta (centre) gives vehicles' keys to M. Serie (right) 0.11 4. MV Land Rover moving out 0.18 5. MV M. Serie going to inspect ambulance 0.22 6. LV Vehicles and officials 0.27 7. CU UNICEF sign on vehicle 0.32 8. CU Public Health Ministry sign on vehicle 0.35 9. MV Drivers walk towards vehicles 0.43 10. MV Vehicles being driven away (3 shots) 1.09 Initials OS/1229 OS/1239 Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
- Embargoed: 12th August 1971 13:00
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- Location: ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST
- Country: Ivory Coast
- Reuters ID: LVA9XJNJKT3TAOB5S8KU9SYC2COE
- Story Text: In a brief ceremony at Abidjan's Public Health building, 12 medical vehicles were handed over to the Ivory Coast's Director of Health by the resident representative of UNICEF. M. Maurice Diwouta gave the keys of the vehicles to M. Felix Serie, Director-General of Public Health on Monday (26 July).
SYNOPSIS: The Public Health building in Abidjan was the scene of a brief ceremony on Monday. Twelve vehicles were given to the Ivory Coast's public health department by UNICEF.
M. Maurice Diwouta, resident UNICEF representative, handed the keys of the vehicles over to M. Felix Serie, Director-General of Public Health.
M. Serie represented M. Hippolyte Aye, the Ivory Coast's Minister of Health. The vehicles include Land-Rovers and a Peugeot 404.
The vehicles are worth about 12,000 Pounds Sterling and are part of this year's UNICEF assistance programme.
They'll be used to train medical staff. They'll also be used in health programmes to combat contagious diseases like leprosy and tuberculosis. Another shipment of vehicles is expected later in the year by UNICEF to the Ivory Coast's Public Health agency. This will bring to 150 the number of vehicles supplied by UNICEF to the health authorities.
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