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Summer party at Zollikerberg Hospital

August 25, 2022

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Last Tuesday, our employees celebrated the summer party with the motto "Creative together" in glorious weather.

Last Tuesday, our employees celebrated the summer party with the motto "Creative together" in glorious weather. A barbecue, ice cream van and live band spoilt us with culinary and musical delights. Our wide-ranging programme provided fun and games. There was something exciting for everyone.

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