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Alright lead goat details about Alangyi Government Hospital in Alangyi. The town's main point of touch for everyone needing official stuff has a whistle near the main taxi rank. Go on arrange your whole schedule around how near you are to the Council House gate if you want to get anything done smooth. The place look quiet like early morning but everyone who knows the area send people there when papers they need get stuck somewhere else. Alangyi important for the whole district so don't be surprised if staff take time to sort your issue but they always try to help folks the proper way. Best time to knock on the door is morning after church when the dust from the road have settled down.
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