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Turkish doctors perform health screening for Arakan Muslims
Arakan Muslims staying in camps in Cox's Bazar city of Bangladesh after fleeing acts of violence in Myanmar's Arakan state went through a health screening by Turkish doctors.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Arakan Muslims staying in camps in Cox's Bazar city of Bangladesh after fleeing acts of violence in Myanmar's Arakan state went through a health screening by Turkish doctors.
Two Turkish doctors conducted the health screening as part of circumcision organization and a planned health clinic to be held with the cooperation of Turkey's Humanitarian Aid Foundation (IHH) and the Alliance of International Doctors.
The health screening was done to determine the health needs of Arakan Muslims living in Cox's Bazar.
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