A difficult medical situation in the aftermath of Pakistan’s earthquake

A difficult medical situation in the aftermath of Pakistan’s earthquake. “‘Officially I’m a resident in ophthalmology,’ said Dr. Farah Shah, working under a green and white tent set up in a parking lot as a makeshift triage center for the flow of taxis, cars, trucks and ambulances disgorging patient after patient. But now, ‘I’m a general practitioner, I’m a pediatrician. I’m everything.'”