GHANA-OTI REGION-CHINESE MEDICAL TEAM-FREE SURGERIES

GHANA-OTI REGION-CHINESE MEDICAL TEAM-FREE SURGERIES

(230718) -- OTI REGION (GHANA), July 18, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Photo provided by the Chinese medical team to Ghana and taken on July 10, 2023 shows Chinese and Ghanaian doctors posing for a group photo after a surgery at a hospital in Oti Region, Ghana. The 12th batch of the Chinese medical team to Ghana has successfully carried out more than 100 free surgeries on local patients living in some poverty-stricken areas of Ghana's Oti Region, the team told Xinhua on July 18. (Xinhua) TO GO WITH Chinese medical team conducts more than 100 free surgeries in Ghana remote areas

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