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Japanese charity Peshawar-Kai to resume leprosy treatment in Afghanistan
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Japanese charity Peshawar-Kai to resume leprosy treatment in Afghanistan
Peshawar-Kai, a Japanese aid organization, has announced that it will resume leprosy treatment in Afghanistan after around 15 years. The charity will treat leprosy patients in memory of its former head Tetsu Nakamura, Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper reported. The NGO will begin its leprosy treatment program in Afghanistan this year. It will treat patients in areas such as Nangarhar province by providing medicines, training staff and sending mo…
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