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Clown helps Mumbai kids fight Covid

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Clown helps Mumbai kids fight Covid

Clown helps Mumbai kids fight Covid

Volunteer social worker Ashok Kurmi is helping an army of young fans fight the coronavirus in Mumbai's slums using an unusual accessory: a clown costume.


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