The WHO has delivered medical supplies to Ethiopia’s troubled Tigray region for the first time since July — but cannot get the fuel needed to distribute the aid, it said Tuesday. The World Health Organization said an airlift of the supplies had begun on Friday to the regional capital Mekele, where they are now being held in storage. The supplies include antibiotics, medicines for malaria and diabetes, treatment for severe acute malnutrition, supplies for reproductive health, plus personal protective equipment. The shipments were via the WHO’s sister UN agency the World Food Programme (WFP), w…