Kaduna State to Distributes Medics Using Drones

 Kaduna to become the first state in Nigeria to distribute emergency medical supplies to health centres using drones, out of the newly constructed N145m Pharmagrade Medical Warehouse.

As illustrated Pic. 3, Zipline will load up medical supplies and fly them to the hospitals in need.




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