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Nasarawa adopts FG’s health plan to address climate change
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The Nasarawa State Ministry of Health has adopted the Federal Government’s Health National Adaptation Plan to address the effects of climate change.
- The Nasarawa State Ministry of Health has adopted the Federal Government’s Health National Adaptation Plan to address the effects of climate change.
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- Nasarawa adopts FG’s health plan to address climate change.
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Nasarawa adopts FG’s health plan to address climate change
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The Nasarawa State Ministry of Health has adopted the Federal Government’s Health National Adaptation Plan to address the effects of climate change.
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- Center: The Nasarawa State Ministry of Health has adopted the Federal Government’s Health National Adaptation Plan to address the effects of climate change. Read More: https://punchng.com/nasarawa-adopts-fgs-health-plan-to-address-climate-change/
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