VIDEO: 1.5 Tons of UNICEF Supplies Land in Dorian-Devastated Bahamas
As families struggle to cope amid the ruins, the delivery of safe water supplies will help meet the most urgent needs of mothers and children.
Nearly 1.5 tons of UNICEF lifesaving supplies that will help provide safe water for over 9,500 children and families left reeling by Hurricane Dorian have arrived in Nassau, Bahamas.
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