More than 130 medical students in Somalia's capital have graduated making it the largest number of medical doctors to graduate in one given time. Six years ago - a terrorist attacked Benadir University's graduation ceremony - killing 19 people - but six years later - the students graduated peacefully and now hope to play a role in improving the country's healthcare".CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow attended the graduation and brings this report
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