Ramadi's general hospital. In 2016 the UN described the destruction in Ramadi as “staggering” following their first assessment of the newly-liberated cityRamadi, Iraq. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's former hospital. Sofia Barbarani / The National
A temporary emergency unit stands next to the wrecked building of Ramadi's general hospital. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's general hospital. In 2016 the UN described the destruction in Ramadi as “staggering” following their first assessment of the newly-liberated city. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Remnants of medical equipment on the former hospital's ground floor. Sofia Barbarani / The National
The ground floor of Ramadi's former hospital, where minor surgeries were once carried out. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's general hospital. In 2016 the UN described the destruction in Ramadi as “staggering” following their first assessment of the newly-liberated cityRamadi, Iraq. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's former hospital. Sofia Barbarani / The National
A temporary emergency unit stands next to the wrecked building of Ramadi's general hospital. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's general hospital. In 2016 the UN described the destruction in Ramadi as “staggering” following their first assessment of the newly-liberated city. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Remnants of medical equipment on the former hospital's ground floor. Sofia Barbarani / The National
The ground floor of Ramadi's former hospital, where minor surgeries were once carried out. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Ramadi's general hospital. In 2016 the UN described the destruction in Ramadi as “staggering” following their first assessment of the newly-liberated cityRamadi, Iraq. Sofia Barbarani / The National
Charred and understaffed, Ramadi hospital still bears the scars of ISIS
The hospital is emblematic of much of Iraq's infrastructure in areas freed from the extremists