Ground Zero: Syria (Part 5) - The Bombing of Aleppo's Dar al-Shifa Hospital
November 27, 2012
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as posted by the channelOn November 21, Aleppo's Dar al-Shifa Hospital was bombed and destroyed by the Syrian Army. This is the same makeshift hospital where, weeks ago, VICE and videographer Robert King reported on human rights abuses and war crimes against patients (including children) being treated inside. It was completely leveled by the rocket
attack, and Robert was on the scene to document the fallout.
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Ground Zero Syria is a series where we've compiled photojournalist and videographer Robert King's footage into a series of raw, largely unedited vignettes that present a snapshot of the ancient city as it crumbles and burns while its citizens are killed indiscriminately. Watch them here over the next month and a half, culminating in the release of VICE's Syria Issue in November.
Check out the Syria Issue of VICE Magazine here
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