Rural doctor Kuwanam Imin makes home visits to villagers every day. Recently, he has been paying closer attention to patients with existing health conditions in the wake of the country's new focus on rural areas as part of its current COVID-19 response strategy.
© Provided by Xinhua URUMQI, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) Rural doctor Kuwanam Imin pays home visits to villagers every day. Recently, he pays more attention to
© Provided by Xinhua URUMQI, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) Rural doctor Kuwanam Imin pays home visits to villagers every day. Recently, he pays more attention to
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