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Beijing medical team leaves for Sri Lanka to help tsunami victims

Last updated: 2005-01-02

Beijing medical team leaves for Sri Lanka to help tsunami victims
2005-01-02

Category
Orthopedics
Event
2004 Asia Tsunamis
BEIJING - A group of 14 doctors left Sunday for Sri Lanka, the third medical team China has sent to help with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunamis that ravaged Asia and Africa a week ago.... ...
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