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Professor Nick Maynard, who has recently returned from volunteering at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza, recounts to Ben Kentish the 'horrific' scenes he
observed and experienced.
Professor Maynard describes the 'distressing' nature of 'very clear targeting of specific body parts'. He tells Ben that he saw 'clusters of injuries' coming through the hospital all on the same day.
'One day, there'd be predominantly gun shot wounds to the head, the next day gun shot wounds to the chest, the next day gun shot wounds to the abdomen.
'Even on one day, we saw four young teenage boys all bought in within an hour of each other having been targeted and shot in the testicles.'
The surgeon tells Ben that the 'cluster of injuries were so striking' that it was 'beyond coincidence'.
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