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    NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE COT TO MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTER
    [06:54 pm] 16 January, 2009

    Today VivaCell-MTS announced the official hand over ceremony of
    neonatal intensive care cot to the Medical Research Center for
    Maternal and Child Health Protection. The equipment for intensive
    therapy from now on will be used for improving the condition of sickly
    and weak infants increasing their chances of survival and will
    eventually result in a major decrease in childhood mortality.

    Armenia bears infant mortality rate of 25 out of every 1000 live
    births, and no drop in child mortality has been registered over the
    last 15 years. During the first month of life infant mortality is
    usually caused by different health problems, low weight and poor
    health among them. This can be avoided if special equipment is
    available.

    As a responsible corporate citizen VivaCell-MTS pays huge attention to
    health care for children and mothers. The special modern baby
    intensive care cot purchased will help achieve improved health
    outcomes in the context of ill children.

    `Children's health needs must be addressed as we must care for our
    future today. VivaCell-MTS is dedicating its CSR activities in 2009 to
    children under the title `VivaCell-MTS to Children'. Our projects will
    target children's needs on all levels. Handing over this important
    equipment is a worthwhile and promising program that fits comfortably
    into our overall activity in the sphere of CSR for year 2009 to the
    benefit of the children of Armenia. Children are the flowers of our
    life and their health is truly important. Their happy and healthy life
    is everyone's issue, and therefore it deserves the public's
    full-fledged support', - noted VivaCell-MTS General Manager Ralph
    Yirikian.
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