+ Follow AL HILLAH Tag
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[Title] => Medical team to join RP peacekeepers
[Summary] => Despite the continued threat of terrorist attacks, the Philippines will deploy a 180-member medical team as part of the country’s commitment to the rehabilitation of post-war Iraq, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople announced yesterday.
Ople said the team will be composed of doctors and nurses to join the 96-member peacekeeping contingent already deployed in Iraq.
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Ople said the team will be composed of doctors and nurses to join the 96-member peacekeeping contingent already deployed in Iraq.
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