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High-tech masks for Hatzolah

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The SAZF sourced medical-grade masks made from a special new anti-pathogen fabric to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Hatzolah’s Operations Director Bernard Segal said the masks would enable Hatzolah to continue doing essential services.

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