read the article you seem to see the joy in the eyes of those who receive the help and joy to those who can give you .... if only for 5 minutes we stopped to reflect on what it would mean the closure of our hospitals .. . mbe ... maybe we would understand.
It is an Italian who is allowing the free Gino HEALTH ... Chapeau!!
Peacereporter
Afghanistan - Kabul - 26.6.2007
Kabul reopens Hospital Emergency
Kabul - A boy of twenty-two years in which a bullet fired from no one knows who he blew off two fingers of the hand right. And a man who has caught a bullet in the arm last night, and came to Kabul from Wardak province: "We were stopped on the road, maybe the Taliban. We were robbed and shot. Allah Allah Allah. It hurts. " Unshaven, very black, speaks from the emergency stretcher of Emergency in Kabul, while the surgeon examines the hole guard: "Entry and exit. The bear in the room. " Two patients are not serious, common cases. But all the staff of the Emergency will remember them as the first: today the surgical center of Kabul has reopened, after all the activities of NGOs in Afghanistan had been suspended for nearly two months.
It's hot today in Kabul, traffic and dust. Outside the hospital gates, a group of relatives waiting. They have come in fifteen to accompany Gul Mohammad. A nurse explains to everyone how he is, answers all the questions, and asks them if they want to donate blood. One of the cousins \u200b\u200bto remind others that another relative, once, was hospitalized in emergency shafakhana, and had given him a lot of blood to save it. Quick reference. And three relatives start to the laboratory for analysis, while Mohammad Gul from the ER is transported to the operating room. "Emergency is back!" Smiles the nurse closed the door white and red.
The surgery center had not yet announced the official reopening, but this morning everything was ready to receive the surgical patients and the war wounded. And in recent days, the item ran among the people of Kabul in hospital, we are the cleaners in the hospital there are doctors. Hundreds of turbans, veils and the chador has come to look, to ask, to understand if it was true. It was true.
A first part of the staff - the trustworthy, and people with Emergency is the first day in Kabul - was at work a few days. Reactivate the operating rooms and two lanes for the moment, and all hospital services. The laundresses dispensed kisses and "Thank Allah, how nice that is reopened." Khanum Gul has no husband but he has six children, all blind after an explosion that devastated her home in Kabul, and wiped her tears with a white veil which was not crying, "I was so worried about you, for all of us."
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