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| Publication date 26 August 2008 | 05:01 ICT

Name change

Dear Editor,

First of all, I would like to thank you very much for quoting my comments through telephone interview in an article titled "WHO left holding breath for tobacco control law" issued on Phnom Penh Post, volume 17, number 15, dated on July 25, 2008. I would like to request you for a change of my occupation from "a national officer for WHO tobacco initiative" to "a National Officer for WHO Tobacco Free Initiative Program".

Dr Yel Daravuth

National Professional Officer

Tobacco Free Initiative, WHO

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