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NEW DELHI: The fourth Israeli Medical Cadets Programme on Health and First Aid in India, in which Israeli teenagers will teach first aid in Indian schools, will be launched on August 1.

Over the past few years, the programme, organised by the Embassy of Israel, India Trust and Sri Dasmesh Academy, has trained school students in Delhi and Pune.

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