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TukulAfrica Admin on November 14, 2020

Increasing Access to Life-Saving Primary Healthcare Services in South Sudan’s Flood-Affected Areas

[WHO] Lucia Ngacho, a 32-year-old mother of 3 children, walked to the WHO emergency medical mobile clinic in Pibor town, the regional capital of Pibor Administrative Area with her 2-year-old girl Mama Arzen.
[WHO] Lucia Ngacho, a 32-year-old mother of 3 children, walked to the WHO emergency medical mobile clinic in Pibor town, the regional capital of Pibor Administrative Area with her 2-year-old girl Mama Arzen.

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