Iran has provided 20,000 coronavirus diagnostic kits to be sent to Afghanistan in a bid to help the neighboring country in the fight against the pandemic.
The diagnostic kits have been delivered to Afghanistan’s ambassador in Tehran and will be sent to Afghanistan on Wednesday, an Afghan official said.
Afghanistan’s health ministry has announced that the number of people diagnosed with the novel coronavirus passed 1,800 on Tuesday.
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