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From war zone to hospital ward: How refugee nurse 'Fish' helps those in crisis

Published 6 January 2025, 12:07 am
Working in intensive care is a demanding career choice, especially for those who've experienced the horrors of war. However, one refugee who fled Ethiopia says training in extreme conditions helps him stay calm under pressure.
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