New York Times Examines One American’s Efforts To Help Pakistanis With Health Care
The New York Times profiles the Comprehensive Disaster Relief Services (CDRS) hospital in Chikar, Pakistan, which was started by American Todd Shea after the 2005 earthquake in that country. The aspiring musician’s life was turned over to rescue efforts after September 11, when he used his van to “ferry meals to firefighters at Ground Zero,” according to the New York Times.
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Filed under: Public Health on June 30th, 2009
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