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Taiwan backs diabetes prevention campaign in Eswatini

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Taiwan reaffirmed its support for the fight against diabetes in Eswatini during an awareness campaign organised with Eswatini’s Ministry of Health in Siphocosini, near Mbabane.

Taiwan reaffirmed its support for diabetes prevention and management efforts led by Eswatini’s Ministry of Health during a campaign held at the Siphocosini Constituency Centre, near Mbabane, according to the Times of Eswatini. Taiwan’s ambassador to Eswatini, Ching-Lin Tsuei, said his country wanted to strengthen cooperation with the kingdom in tackling chronic diseases.

Eswatini Health Minister Mduduzi Matsebula called on residents to engage in more physical activity, reduce their consumption of alcoholic drinks and avoid cigarettes. He also stressed the importance of regular medical check-ups, according to the Times of Eswatini.

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