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Video call booth brings relatives and Covid patients closer in Bolivia

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La Paz, Jul 13 (EFE).- (Camera: Yolanda Salazar) A video call booth at a Bolivian hospital is helping to bring Covid-19 patients and their families closer together while respecting strict health and safety rules. The Hospital Municipal de Cotahuma in the capital La Paz, which is exclusively treating Covid-19 patients, hosts the meetings three times a week. FOOTAGE OF THE COTAHUMA HOSPITAL IN LA PAZ AND THE BOOTH.

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