The hospital had two operating theatres, a maternity ward and a children’s ward. We dealt with amputations, shrapnel from grenades and mines, repairs to bodies from mine explosions, high-octane burns and napalm burns. I recall vividly one little boy who had a very small opening on his chest. You wouldn’t have thought he was burnt at all, but he’d lost virtually all his lung capacity because the burning continues inside. He died right there.