On 28 May, the ruthless doors were walked on the rugged track. The hill trenches were deep, and he sometimes returned more than six hours.

This year’s age of 32 is exactly what is happening as a village medical clinic in the village of Oxo River, a county in the department of Guinea-Bissau. At the age of 10, he lost his right arm in the event of a car accident, and the will of the force gave him the ability to live in self-determination. After his graduation from the Khan Middle School of Protection in July 2006, he chose to return to the hillside to work.

For more than a decade, it has been determined to serve villagers with care, patience and care at the grass-roots level. In order to safeguard the health of the villagers, his mobile telephones were kept open for 24 hours, and even more half-night consultations were common, and he was not receiving a patient’s fee, he was able to provide free medical treatment to patients with difficult economic conditions in the family, and he was able to wait for the sick or to provide free treatment directly. He was a victim of distress, and he was hailed by his relatives as a “hospital village”. Reporters

On 28 May, the Nou (left) “to take medical doors” was used as a watchdog for villagers.

On 28 May, when he returned to the village health room after a long break (right) out of the door, the door was full of the villagers awaiting medical consultations.

On 28 May, CPT (right II) was taught to the general public in the village health room.

On 28 May, the village health clinic was provided with a medical clinic.