TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月31日 07時31分

Mangal, whose right leg was amputated below the knee, on May 31 sees beyond the hospital walls in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, for the first time since arriving more than a month earlier. Mangal, now 8, was injured alongside six other young siblings and cousins after an unexploded rocket-propelled grenade leftover from recent fighting was found on the way to school in late April, brought home and dropped. Four family members were killed; each of the seven young survivors needed parts of at least one leg amputated, and two lost parts of both. After they left the hospital, the extended family would travel by taxi regularly from home to the @icrc’s orthopedic center in Jalalabad—first, for the injured to learn how to use crutches, and then to be fitted with prostheses. See the full photo essay at TIME.com/afghan-family. Photograph by @andrewquilty for TIME

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