TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月11日 04時40分

Nachmi, a nine-year-old who was injured in an Oct. 28 airstrike, with his mother at the public hospital in Saada, Yemen. His brother lies immobile in a corner of the room. A projectile is lodged in the child’s brain, but there is no scanner or surgeon to attempt an operation. The boy floats between life and death. Their father explains that his sons were herding their sheep across a paved road when the bomb fell. Twenty minutes later, reports @manonquerouilbruneel, as family and neighbors came to their rescue, another fell. In military jargon, this is called a double tap. In human language, it simply means twice as many civilian casualties. This photograph by @veroniquedeviguerie was made for a report on Yemen's civil war that was published last year in @parismatch_magazine and @TIME Magazine. Her portfolio, "Yemen, the Hidden War," won the Visa d’or Paris Match News Award at the @visapourlimage photojournalism festival in Perpignan, France, on Sept. 8. Read the full report, and see more of her work, on TIME.com. Photograph by @veroniquedeviguerie—@verbatimphoto for @parismatch_magazine and @TIME Magazine

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