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Aung Naing’s health is deteriorating, and he has to be transferred to a hospital due to inadequate facilities at the local health centre. While his friend is desperately searching for the money needed, he is losing the will to live.
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Aung Naing’s health is deteriorating, and he has to be transferred to a hospital due to inadequate facilities at the local health centre. While his friend is desperately searching for the money needed, he is losing the will to live.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zaw Bo Bo Hein
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Tagu Films, Kyarsityoe Films
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