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Pakistan Earthquake Medical Relief Clinics
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Little Girl In Need of Treatment, Physical Therapy
This little girl lives in Balla Saitho Valley, a very remote area that's isolated between a 10,000 foot ridge and The Line Of Control. There are many people in these remote villages who who were injured during the October 8, 2005 earthquake still in need of long term aftercare.
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Very Sick Litle Girl
This little girl came to CDRS very sick from acute respiratory infection. Thanks to CDRS medical staff, she's all better now. The next few photos will introduce you to a few of the hundreds of lives CDRS saved from life threatening injuries and illnesses in 2007.
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Another Life Saved By CDRS!
A proud father is very grateful to CDRS for saving the life of his little girl
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Badly Injured Man
This gentleman came to CDRS after a construction accident where he cut off most of his hand. He would have quickly bled to death if CDRS emergency facilities were not available. In this photo, he's back several days after the accident to get his wound re-dressed.
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Another Life Saved By CDRS!
Alive, Happy and Healed... Thanks to CDRS
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Badly Burned Boy
This young man came to CDRS with very serious burns on his arms and entire backside caused by a kitchen accident. His Father was also treated for burns.
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CDRS EMTs Dressing Boy's Burns
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Bandaged and Ready To Be Transported
Right after this photo was taken, this young man was taken to a burn center in Islamabad for further evaluation and treatment. He's now fully recovered.
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Badly Injured Auto Accident Victim
This man came to CDRS with a severe head wound, lacerations, broken bones and a concussion. He'd lost control of his vehicle and went off a cliff, landing approximately 100 feet below. Fortunately, he was quickly brought to CDRS by witnesses to the accident.
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Another Life Saved By CDRS!
Alive, Happy and Healed... Thanks to CDRS
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Pakistan Earthquake Medical Relief Clinics
Photo from Progress Report 'February 18 CDRS Field Report'
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