Ho Chi Minh City Launches Child Protection Hotline to Enhance Child Safety
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Ho Chi Minh City Launches Child Protection Hotline to Enhance Child Safety

Ho Chi Minh City has launched a child protection hotline aimed at minimizing child abuse and fostering the healthy development of children. This initiative is part of a national program to ensure children live in safe and healthy environments across Vietnam.

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