Support for kids whose parents affected by COVID-19
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TIRUCHI The District Social Welfare Office announced that children whose parents are affected by COVID-19 would be cared for by the district administration.The district administration, through a relea
TIRUCHI The District Social Welfare Office announced that children whose parents are affected by COVID-19 would be cared for by the district administration. The district administration, through a release, said that DSWO officials would undertake the responsibility of caring for children whose parents were advised medical treatment and were unable to care for them.
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