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Police kept vigil as doctors treated ‘suspect’ colleague

When Flying Squad police officer Ali Nura was taken to the Aga Khan Hospital, staff thought he was one of the terrorists injured in the attack yet he was shot after saving more than 100 lives at Westgate.

It was a tough decision for the doctors and nurse—whether to first save the life of the patient or raise an alarm. The patient, in the next few minutes, blacked out after losing a lot of blood from the four bullets.

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