Iraqi doctors watch helplessly after days of war in Fallujah
Marines crackdown on armed resistance forced city's main hospital to shut its doors
By Agence France Presse (AFP)
Tuesday, April 20, 2004
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The Jordanian Hospital, a ramshackle collection of white trailers, lies just beyond the eastern exit of Fallujah, the besieged city of bullet-scarred homes and factories. Its 30 beds have been underused during one of the biggest military offensives in Iraq since the US invasion of the country more than a year ago.
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