TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月31日 09時05分

Four children from the Ibrahim Khil family at their group appointment in preparation for receiving prostheses, at the orthopedic center in Jalalabad, #Afghanistan, in early July. Learning to walk again, after a rocket-propelled grenade blast in late April led to single or double leg amputations, had a positive effect on the seven siblings and cousins. Alberto Cairo, head of the @icrc’s orthopedic program, says it was “very exceptional” to see so many injured from one #family. All seven have since had prostheses fitted, some by a separate NGO. “Since they have their legs, they are much more happy,” the patriarch Hamisha Gul told TIME in August. “They are eating more than they have in a long time.” See the full photo essay at TIME.com/afghan-family. Photograph by @andrewquilty for TIME

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