the doctor and his colleagues. translation: | feel | exhaustion and agony. everyday we lose one or two beloved children of war. we are almost accustomed it now. for 20 years, the world put billions of dollars into afghanistan s public health care. what we ve seen raises questions about how that money was spent. the hospital wasn t made strong enough to withstand a regime change. in the one and a half years since the taliban took over and foreign funding which propped up afghan health care was frozen, we ve been to hospitals and clinics all across this country. this is the worst we ve seen. it is hard to believe that this is the main
you can barely find an oxygen cylinder. when we came back later we were told that she had not survived. 0xygen had run out. within hours two children died. another crushing blow for the doctor and his colleagues. translation: | feel | exhaustion and agony. everyday we lose one or two beloved children of war. we are almost accustomed it now. for 20 years, the world put billions of dollars into afghanistan s public health care. what we ve seen raises questions about how that money was spent. the hospital wasn t made strong enough to withstand a regime change. in the one and a half years since the taliban took over and foreign funding which propped up
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as we were pulling up an ambulance arrived carrying three iraqi soldiers wounded in a mortar attack. one of the young men didn t survive. we met a family of eight that came from a newly liberated area. it was supposed to be free of isis. that didn t stop a mortar from landing on their house. eight people injured including a young girl, five years old. she lost her eye. harrowing scenes. this hospital wasn t designed for this. this is the only hospital in the province not under isis control. it is a critical lifeline for civilians and soldiers according to one of the doctors i spoke with. take a look. it is the only operating hospital in the region. it s important. reporter: it s life or death. yes. reporter: now before the mosul offensive this was a local small town clinic. less than a hundred beds. now a front line facility coping
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