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What is this audio podcast about? From the village of Pepuatu, two adults tell us about their living conditions, the difficulties in eating, washing, drinking and getting basic medical care. He's the village chief, and she's an active person in the village, but she's been sick for years. U Parkinson's disease certainly, given the tremors on his face. They tell us that many children are undernourished, which we have seen during the day here. It is a rich and touching testimony in our opinion. Thank you so much for your interest Kawan.
