Demonstrators Take To NYC Streets To Demand More Help For Those Trapped In Afghanistan
Protesters gathered to raise awareness to the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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Protesters gathered to raise awareness to the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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Video shows the 45-year-old taking off while EMS workers attempted to treat him.
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