Buddhist monk loses leg after crash during “Walk for Peace”
Bhante Dam Phommasan, a Buddhist monk injured in a traffic collision near Houston, underwent surgery to amputate his leg on Wednesday, organizers of the “Walk for Peace” said.
Bhante Dam Phommasan, a Buddhist monk injured in a traffic collision near Houston, underwent surgery to amputate his leg on Wednesday, organizers of the “Walk for Peace” said.
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