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April 20, 2020 - 18:05

While many front line health workers are helping COVID-19 patients, medics in Việt Nam are working around the clock to make sure people who need help without the virus, still get the best possible care.

While many front line health workers are helping COVID-19 patients, medics in Việt Nam are working around the clock to make sure people who need help without the virus, still get the best possible care.

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