Glancing around the hospital ward full of broken bodies, a weary Libyan surgeon gave his explanation of the conflict in the besieged city of Misrata.
“Gaddafi is hunting his own people,” said Ramadan Atewah, a volunteer on leave from his hospital post in Britain. “He’s trying to concentrate the shelling where there are groups of people.”
In the overflowing wards of the main hospital that is how it looks.
The surgeon spent more than a week fighting to save the life of a toddler, injured with her sister. Their family was targeted as they tried to flee.
