Japan has donated medical supplies worth $1.7 million to help fight the cholera outbreak in Lagos. The support is aimed at strengthening treatment, prevention, and emergency response efforts as health authorities work to control the disease.

Officials said the donation includes essential drugs, rehydration solutions, protective gear, and sanitation materials. These items are expected to boost hospitals’ capacity and help health workers manage cases more effectively.

Health experts welcomed the assistance, noting that quick intervention is vital in stopping the spread of cholera, especially in densely populated areas. They added that partnerships like this can save lives and reduce pressure on local health systems.

Authorities also assured residents that more awareness campaigns and hygiene measures are being intensified. They encouraged the public to maintain clean water practices and proper sanitation to prevent further infections.