For a hospital, this centre for kidney transplants in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, appears to hold a lot of secrets.
“No photography allowed,” reads a prominently displayed notice by the entrance. There are only about a dozen people in the waiting room. Leaning back against a two-seater is a young woman accompanied by a boy about six years old. Her hands are rough and calloused, and her complexion has a sunburnt look of someone who works outdoors all day.
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