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Shukrullah Zeerak was only 17 years old when he lost part of his right leg in a landmine explosion in Afghanistan. The main breadwinner for his whole family, including three brothers and eight sisters, Shukrullah tried to keep his injuries a secret at first. Then, inspired by the physiotherapists who helped him, Shukrullah made up his mind to train as a physio. He now works at the Red Cross Orthopaedic Centre in Kabul. He tells Jo Fidgen why he's passionate about helping other people.

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Image: Afghan physiotherapist Shukrullah Zeerak
Credit: Shukrullah Zeerak