He was carrying medical supplies to secret clinics where doctors treated injured demonstrators in defiance of the state. Many of the wounded were too afraid to seek hospital care after reports of secret police patrolling wards, interrogating patients and detaining injured protesters. “There was intense firing from the forces and many protesters were injured. “I told him not to talk about it openly on the phone, but he said it wasn’t dangerous to help injured people. I have never heard them cry like that.”Since his arrest, Zhino says several people have come forward with stories of how her father helped save their lives.