Injured Libyan Boy First to Get UK Treatment

Abdul, a 15-year-old from Libya, was severely injured by a grenade hidden by Gaddafi's forces. After initial treatment in Tripoli, he was brought to the UK for further medical care, thanks to Sky News viewers. In the UK, Abdul underwent surgery to remove grenade fragments from his leg. Despite the challenges, doctors are optimistic about his recovery and believe he will walk again.

What event led to Abdul's severe injury?

• A grenade explosion

• A fire incident

• A car accident

• A fall from a building

Who helped fund Abdul's trip to the UK for surgery?

• Sky News viewers

• The Libyan government

• A charity organization

• His family

What was the main challenge Abdul's father faced in Libya?

• Finding a school for Abdul

• Getting medical treatment for Abdul

• Securing a job

• Traveling to the UK

What did the specialist team at Saint Mary's Hospital decide to do immediately?

• Perform surgery

• Transfer Abdul to another hospital

• Discharge Abdul

• Wait for further tests

What is the expected outcome for Abdul after his treatment in the UK?

• He will need lifelong care

• He will not recover

• He should be able to walk again

• He will return to Libya immediately