A Sky News correspondent, a partner television station of SIC, visited a prosthetic workshop in Helmand, Afghanistan. The report reflects on the lasting impact that decades of war have left on the local population, especially those who suffered catastrophic injuries.
At the workshop, Afghans learn to live again after losing limbs due to conflicts. Many of these survivors face the daily challenge of rebuilding their lives with new prosthetics, in a country devastated by years of violence.
The Helmand region was one of the most intense combat zones during the international military presence in Afghanistan. War injuries have left deep scars not only physical but also psychological on local communities.
The visit by the Sky News correspondent allows the world to see how Afghans try to rebuild the future in a country still marked by the effects of war, seeking hope and adaptation through these rehabilitation workshops.
