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India sends assistance to hurricane-ravaged Cuba

In November, Cuba was struck by a powerful Category 3 hurricane that ravaged the island nation, destroying hundreds of homes, crippling the country's power grid, and damaging other infrastructure.
Ubeer Naqushbandi
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 01:44 PM Jan 10, 2025 IST
India sends humanitarian assistance to Cuba following Hurricane Rafael. Credit: MEA

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India sent relief assistance to the people of Cuba on Friday, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Rafael last year.

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In November, Cuba was struck by a powerful Category 3 hurricane that ravaged the island nation, destroying hundreds of homes, crippling the country's power grid, and damaging other infrastructure.

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Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated: "Vishwabandhu Bharat sends Humanitarian Assistance for the people of Cuba."

Jaiswal also said that a shipment of essential medicines, including antibiotics, antipyretics, painkillers, ORS, and muscle relaxants, departed for the country today in response to the aftermath of Hurricane Rafael.

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