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Debora Nyabol Gai is an MSF health promoter, helping to mobilise community members in Bentiu IDP camp to get vaccinated against hepatitis E. "People have an idea about hepatitis E because we did mobilisation activities before the vaccination. So when the vaccines were brought here, everyone show up for vaccination", said Debora.
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Debora Nyabol Gai is an MSF health promoter, helping to mobilise community members in Bentiu IDP camp to get vaccinated against hepatitis E. "People have an idea about hepatitis E because we did mobilisation activities before the vaccination. So when the vaccines were brought here, everyone show up for vaccination", said Debora.
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