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"Light It Up Blue" for autism awareness

Buildings and other landmarks in Vietnam "Light It Up Blue" for autism awareness.

'Light It Up Blue' campaign seeks to raise public awareness of people who are living with autism spectrum disorder (Photo: VNA)

'Light It Up Blue' campaign takes place on April 2, which is also World Autism Awareness Day (Photo: VNA)

'Light It Up Blue' campaign is sponsored by the advocacy group Autism Speaks (Photo: VNA)

(Photo: VNA)

(Photo: VNA)

Books on autism spectrum disorder (Photo: VNA)

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