VOICED : Myanmar Muslim hospital offers hope in tr

The video highlights a hospital in Myanmar, built by minority Muslim citizens in 1937, offering free treatment to impoverished patients. It stands as a symbol of tolerance in a Buddhist-majority country facing religious violence. The hospital provides care to activists and political prisoners, maintaining a non-discriminatory policy regardless of patients' backgrounds. It plays a crucial role in bridging communities and addressing healthcare needs in a country with limited public health spending.

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