Japan grants funds for TB screening project in Pakistan
Most outlets reported the grant amount and its purpose, with the Associated Press of Pakistan specifying the target of 20,000 people annually and the regions involved, while 24 News HD added that the funds would go to the Dupsy Foundation for equipment and a vehicle. Both provided the grant amount in both Yen and USD, but differed slightly in framing the recipient and scope.
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Japan grants $142k for TB screening in Pakistan
The Japanese government has approved a grant of ¥21 million (about $142,500) to the Dupsy Foundation to purchase equipment and a vehicle to support tuberculosis (TB) screening in Pakistan, 24NewsHD TV reported on Tuesday.
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Japan grants 21 million Yen for TB screening project targeting 20,000 people annually
The Government of Japan has announced a grant of 21 million Japanese Yen (around $142,500) to support a tuberculosis screening project in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Chakwal, with the goal of providing medical screening services to 20,000 people each year.
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