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Digicel donates phones to CDC to aid Mahdia Tragedy Response Effort

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May 24, 2023
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The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) Tuesday received two (2) mobile phones and two (2) SIM cards from the Digicel Speed Release Store in Mahdia, Region 8.

The donation is part of Digicel’s relief effort to the victims and their families of the Mahdia fire by providing the CDC team in the area with devices that will enable them to better coordinate response and relief activities. Earlier on the same day the company delivered 50 personal care packages to the CDC Headquarters as part of their support initiative.

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