Working as volunteer at hospice in Zambia

LUSAKA, Zambia - Luth, a female patient at the Mother of Mercy, a hospice in Zambia, attempts a smile to visitors at her sickbed. She improved several days after being hospitalized for diarrhea. Luth told Japanese volunteers that she missed them after suffering in solitude. (Kyodo)

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