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I recently went to DSC clinic on the 18062008. I am still serving the nation(NS) and i did not bring my SAF 11B on that day, thus, i have to pay the medical bills myself. Upon checking with my superiors, they told me it is claimable. The problem is that i lost the receipt. Is it possible to reprint the receipt?

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