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A sewing workshop churns out life-saving suits in coronavirus-stricken Lebanon

  • Women at a sewing workshop in Saida called Machghal El Oum are doing their bit to stop the spread of the virus
  • Around 20 women are producing 400 protective suits a day, each requiring 15 to 20 minutes to sew
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