Renewed violence in Ethiopia's Tigray leaves dozens of children wounded
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"I was in the enclosure of our house when my older brother and our horse were touched," she blows, empty eyes. "My brother and the horse are dead." Iyerusalem git in a bed at Ayder Hospital in Mekele, Tigray's regional capital, resumed Saturday without fighting by the Ethiopian Federal Army at the Front de libération du peuple du Tigré (TPLF), a political party that de facto led the regional state and again challenged federal authority. The girl…
At only 10 years old, Iyerusalem had to be amputated both legs after the fall of the bus on her village in Tigray. Like her, dozens of civilians, including many children, have been flocking to hospitals since the renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia.
In a hospital in Mekele, children amputated or injured tell of the bombings that hit their villages. Tigray plunges back into a conflict that... Read more In Tigray, they are ten years old and the war took their legs appeared first on Le Singulier.
At only 10 years, the life of the little Iyerusalem seems to have been destroyed. Its two legs had to be amputated, mutilated by shells fallen on its village in the south of Tigray, the regional state of northern Ethiopia, where the hostilities resumed at the end of September. "I was in the enclosure of our house when my older brother and our horse were hit", she blows, empty eyes. "My brother and the horse are dead." Iyerusalem git in a bed of …
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