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-RetweetGreen Helmet Guy Rides Again

Sun, Aug 6, 2006 at 2:57:17 pm PDT

He gets around, from town to town.

Here’s the Qana “rescue worker” in the green helmet, photographed extensively in Qana by Adnan Hajj for Reuters, now in Tyre, doing what he does best: making sure wire service photographers get close-up pictures of dead bodies. (Warning! Gruesome images linked below.)

Photo 1:

Emergency workers rush to remove the lifeless body of a victim of an Israeli missile strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israel continued its bombardment of Tyre and surrounding areas Sunday and its assault on southern Lebanon. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

Photo 2:

Emergency workers rush to remove the body of a victim of an Israeli missile strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israel continued its bombardment of Tyre and surrounding areas Sunday and its assault on southern Lebanon. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

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