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02.10.2023: Veterans were congratulated on the International Day of the Elderly by the volunteers of NRCST.

On October 1st, International Day of the Elderly volunteers of the Dashoguz velayat branch of National Red Crescent Society of Turkmenistan visited the house of honorary elders and gray-haired mothers.

Volunteers of NRCST congratulated veterans on the holiday and presented gifts.

During the conversations, the elders told the representatives of younger generation about their life and events, which they witnessed and participated in. Meetings with the elders left unforgettable impressions on the volunteers.

 

 

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