Third clinic and surgery day and neighborhood visit

Today our team saw 12 patients in clinic and performed  7 surgeries. We also visited some some local people in the neighborhood with the director of Ouelessebougou Alliance. It was delightful to meet these Malian families and see where and how they live.
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