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10 December 2009 - WHO: The World Health Organization: is training Somalia doctors in special surgery to meet the critical needs of this war-torn country. TodaysNetworkNews: A GLOBAL NEWS NETWORK FOR BREAKING INTERNATIONAL NEWS, OPINION, VIDEO AND TELEVISION BY INTERNATIONALLY ACCREDITED NEWS JOURNALISTS SEE: http://www.TodaysNetworkNews.com [More] [Less]

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