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31 enfants blessés au Rwanda sont arrivés ce matin à Orly. C'est l'association Médecins du monde qui a aidé à leur rapatriement
Card Number 3476
Number
3476
Author
Chazal, Claire
Author
Lapeyre, Arnaud
Date
5 juin 1994
Ymd
19940605
Time
13:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 13 heures [1:55]
Title
31 enfants blessés au Rwanda sont arrivés ce matin à Orly. C'est l'association Médecins du monde qui a aidé à leur rapatriement
Subtitle
Le ministre de la Santé, Philippe Douste-Blazy, et Bernard Kouchner étaient présents à l'aéroport.
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Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- 31 injured children in Rwanda arrived this morning in Orly. It was the Médecins du Monde association which helped their repatriation. The Minister of Health, Philippe Douste-Blazy, and Bernard Kouchner were present at the airport.
- All these children come from two localities located 30 kilometers from Kigali: all are bruised in their flesh, some have broken limbs or partially amputated with machetes. Children weakened by the trauma of war because they have experienced the horror of massacres.
- Bernard Granjon, president of Médecins du monde: "How can you not be traumatized when you have seen your father and mother massacred in front of you? When you have been found in a pit, among the corpses? When you have been discovered under her mother's body, like this premature baby of three weeks, who weighs a kilo 700? How can you not be traumatized in such conditions?".
- Philippe Douste-Blazy, Minister for Health: "I hope that, of course, we will be able to get children and children out of this hell because France is the country of human rights ! We have to do that".
- All these children come from two localities located 30 kilometers from Kigali: all are bruised in their flesh, some have broken limbs or partially amputated with machetes. Children weakened by the trauma of war because they have experienced the horror of massacres.
- Bernard Granjon, president of Médecins du monde: "How can you not be traumatized when you have seen your father and mother massacred in front of you? When you have been found in a pit, among the corpses? When you have been discovered under her mother's body, like this premature baby of three weeks, who weighs a kilo 700? How can you not be traumatized in such conditions?".
- Philippe Douste-Blazy, Minister for Health: "I hope that, of course, we will be able to get children and children out of this hell because France is the country of human rights ! We have to do that".