“I cried because I have no shoes until I saw a man with no feet. Life is full of blessings, sometimes we’re just blind to see them.” (Dale Carnegie).
“나는 신발이 없어 한탄했는데 거리에서 발이 없는 사람을 만났다.” 데일 카네기
An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 people are killed or maimed by landmines every year, according to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.
(Photographs by Kibae Park – i tell a story.com)
Mae Sot, Tak Province, Thailand – A landmine victim waits for his turn to repair prosthetics at Handicapped International (HI) Prosthetic Device Centre inside the Mae La refugee camp in Mae Sot near the Thai-Myanmar border. More than 140,000 refugees have been living in nine refugee camps scattered along the border in Thailand after the minority ethnic group fled their country in 1995 following a major offensive by the Myanmar government army against the Karen National Union. Photo Credit: UN Photo/Kibae Park – i tell a story.comA landmine victim at Handicapped International (HI) Prosthetic Device Centre inside the Mae La refugee camp in Mae Sot near the Thai-Myanmar border. Photo Credit: UN Photo/Kibae Park – i tell a story.comMae Sot, Tak Province, Thailand – Landmine victims Photo Credit: UN Photo/Kibae Park – i tell a story.comMae Sot, Tak Province, Thailand – Daw Dawn Hla talks about her story in Myanmar inside the Umpium refugee camp in Mae Sot near the Thai-Myanmar border. She lost her parents in a landmine explosion when they crossed the border. Photo Credit: UN Photo/Kibae Park – i tell a story.com
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