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Dream to be a doctor

“Not all the children in our villages go to school, but I think the biggest problem for us is the lack of good medicines and medical care if we become ill.”

“My dream is to become a doctor, because there’s a real need for them.”

Saw Naw Lay Htoo, 14
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