Blogs & Stories
Feb 21, 2010
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© FAN Ning Today I have a case which quite impresses me. It is a 13 years old girl. She was trapped under the rubbles of a fallen building. But she was very tough. She survived. Finally she was evacuated from the rubbles, but she got a fracture on...
Feb 19, 2010
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© FAN Ning This baby was not the direct victim of earthquake. He got the burn wound due to falling into cooking utensils. Actually children burnt case is common in developing countries, like Haiti. This is because many families who are suffering...
Feb 18, 2010
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© FAN Ning I’m working in Chancerelle Hospital now. It is a gynaecology and obstetrics referral hospital which is used to for trauma cases and obstetric cases. Our team focuses on trauma and orthopaedic cases in two operating theatres. Physiotherapy...
Feb 17, 2010
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© FAN Ning To my surprise, we entered Haiti by air, instead of by road. But it’s good. It took 1 hour. It was a small propellant type of aircraft. From the air, you can see the evidence of earthquake, like landslides from mountains, damaged houses,...
Feb 16, 2010
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After chasing the sun from east to west, I finally landed at the airport in Dominican Republic. The airport was packed with many tourists, including those from Europe. Luckily the custom control man came up to me and asked if I go to Haiti. I said...