Which nation received 40,000 liters of Malathion from India recently in order to combat the locust threat?

India has provided Afghanistan with 40,000 liters of Malathion, an efficient and sustainable pesticide, to help fight the locust threat. This joint effort, which is being sent via Iran's Chabahar port, tackles an urgent agricultural issue. Malathion is essential for controlling locusts; it is perfect for Afghanistan's dry climate and uses little water, so it does not harm the environment. This timely measure protects Afghan crops and makes a major contribution to the food security of the region.