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24.03.2025: Effective event

World Tuberculosis Day is celebrated annually on March 24. On the occasion of the "World Tuberculosis Day", the NRCS  in the Dashoguz Velayat department held a preaching event among the students of the Dashoguz Velayat Financial and Economic Secondary Vocational College. Speakers at the event explained that the project to provide life support for tuberculosis patients is part of the work of the NRCS  in the Dashoguz Velyatsky department. During the event, providing direct assistance to citizens, special presentations explaining the harmful effects of tuberculosis increased the effectiveness of the advocacy event. At the end of the event, words of appreciation were proudly expressed to the President, for whom human health is above all else and who is doing an exemplary job of continuous development of the healthcare system in the country.

 

 

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