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Yemen: Family struggles as children killed or permanently disabled in war
A Yemen family who lost three children in one day and had one other boy disabled are struggling with life as the civil war persists. Seven-year-old boy Hamed Al-Athouri has been living in a community in central Yemen's Taiz where crossfires frequently breakout, killing and injuring countless civilians. On Oct 30, 2021, he narrowly escaped a deadly bombing that killed three of his siblings and left the young boy with an impaired leg. Hamed was only three when he lost one of his lower leg. Four year has passed, he is still struggling with the inconvenience of using a prosthetic leg, which he received from a charity organization. Buying a suitable prosthetic leg to ease Hamed's pain is a costly burden for his family, but his parents are doing as much as they can to help their son. They often carry him on their back around the city. Shotlist: Taiz, Yemen - May 30, 2025: 1. Aerial shots of cityscape; 2. Various of traffic; 3. Various of Hamed Al-Athouri, child using prosthetic leg, with sister; 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hamed Al-Athouri, child in Yemen: "We were walking out of a store when a rocket fell on us. Then my siblings were killed."; 5. Various of Hamed Al-Athouri with his father, Mustafa Al-Athouri; 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mustafa Al-Athouri, Hamed Al-Athouri's father (ending with shots 7-9): "The disaster killed three of our children. Thank god, Hamed survived, but he was injured and has to live with an impaired leg for the rest of his life, which will always cause pain. We were heartbroken when we got the bad news and we couldn't figure out why such an unexpected disaster would happen to us. We suffered great pains and felt hopeless."; 7. Hamed Al-Athouri with his sister; 8. Hamed Al-Athouri's father taking off his prosthetic leg; 9. Various of Hamed Al-Athouri with sister; 10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hamed Al-Athouri, child in Yemen: "I wear the prosthetic leg frequently. Sometimes I take it off and sometimes I put it on. I can walk with it, but it hurts a lot. I don't wear it during night."; 11. Various of Hamed Al-Athouri, his sister carrying water bottles; 12. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mustafa Al-Athouri, Hamed Al-Athouri's father (partially overlaid with shots 13-14): "His mother carries him to school on her back and then carries him back home after class. Watching other children run freely while knowing my son has to live with an impaired leg forever breaks my heart. I call on all the political forces to stop the war as soon as possible and stop inflicting the pain of living with disabilities to people or the pain of losing family members."; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 13. Mustafa Al-Athouri watching his son; 14. Various of Hamed Al-Athouri with his sister; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 15. Hamed Al-Athouri with his sister. [Retriction - No access Chinese mainland]
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