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While the nation fears terrorist attacks and mourns the victims of suicide bombers, a few brave Pakistanis are willing to confront the horror and sift through the rubble after a militant strikes.
Thanks to their efforts, the wounded get a second chance and victims of terror are treated with dignity. Without these unsung heroes, Pakistanis would have a much harder time moving on after each atrocity.
Rescue workers look at the body of a female UN worker pulled from the rubble of a bomb blast that killed 11 and injured at least 52 people at the Pearl Continental Hotel on June 10, 2009, in Peshawar
Rescuers walk outside the burnt Marriott hotel in Islamabad on September 21, 2008, a day after the suicide bombing. Rescuers were set to search the smouldering remains of the hotel for survivors following a huge truck bombing which left at least 60 people dead and 200 injured
Police and emergency services scour the grounds of Islamabad's police headquarters for evidence after a suspected suicide bombing on October 9, 2008.
Rescue workers inspect the site of a bomb blast in Lahore on October 7, 2008. Three low-intensity bombs exploded in the city on October 7, wounding six people and damaging a number of shops
Rescue workers work among the wreckage of the devastated Marriott Hotel in Islamabad on September 22, 2008
Source: Dawn Media Gallery
Thanks to their efforts, the wounded get a second chance and victims of terror are treated with dignity. Without these unsung heroes, Pakistanis would have a much harder time moving on after each atrocity.
Rescue workers look at the body of a female UN worker pulled from the rubble of a bomb blast that killed 11 and injured at least 52 people at the Pearl Continental Hotel on June 10, 2009, in Peshawar
Rescuers walk outside the burnt Marriott hotel in Islamabad on September 21, 2008, a day after the suicide bombing. Rescuers were set to search the smouldering remains of the hotel for survivors following a huge truck bombing which left at least 60 people dead and 200 injured
Police and emergency services scour the grounds of Islamabad's police headquarters for evidence after a suspected suicide bombing on October 9, 2008.
Rescue workers inspect the site of a bomb blast in Lahore on October 7, 2008. Three low-intensity bombs exploded in the city on October 7, wounding six people and damaging a number of shops
Rescue workers work among the wreckage of the devastated Marriott Hotel in Islamabad on September 22, 2008
Source: Dawn Media Gallery