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Purgatory 

In numerous health care institutions, waiting rooms are full of people who spend long hours nervously waiting to be seen by a doctor. Patients who come there seeking help appear to have been abandoned, left to die a slow death without getting any mercy or assistance from the people who were supposed to give them care.
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In numerous health care institutions, waiting rooms are full of people who spend long hours nervously waiting to be seen by a doctor. Patients who come there seeking help appear to have been abandoned, left to die a slow death without getting any mercy or assistance from the people who were supposed to give them care.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Velimir Stojanović
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Sutjeska film

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