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SUCCESSFULLY COMBATTING THE PANDEMIC BECAUSE WE ARE ALL IN IT TOGETHER! DearDear Colleagues, Colleagues, sustainedsustained communicationcommunication inin thethe formform ofof films,films, Doctor’sDoctor’s advisories,advisories, SMSSMS && WeWe areare presentlypresently facingfacing somesome ofof thethe toughesttoughest andand mostmost testingtesting WhatsAppWhatsApp messages, messages, posters, posters, and and the the like. like. timestimes inin ourour livingliving memory.memory. TheThe extentextent ofof disruptiondisruption thatthat thethe AsAs anan organization,organization, wewe remainremain committedcommitted WeWe do do hope hope that that all all these these will will translate translate into into pandemicpandemic hashas causedcaused isis unprecedentunprecedent andand thethe entireentire countrycountry isis ourour workmen workmen wanting wanting to to stay stay back back with with us us tryingtrying toto comecome toto gripsgrips withwith thethe situation.situation. 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