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Ivory Coast civil protection raises Grand-Bassam pupils' awareness of emergencies

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Ivory Coast's National Civil Protection Office and UNDP on 5 November 2026 raised awareness among pupils at two school groups in Grand-Bassam about risk prevention and emergency management. The campaign, already run in secondary schools, is now extending to primary schools, according to Linfodrome.

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