Japanese physician Tetsu Nakamura, one of six people killed in a shooting in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday, was a committed aid worker who had for decades provided medical treatment and helped the poor in the borderlands of the country and Pakistan.In recognition of his significant contributions, including the construction of irrigation systems, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani granted Nakamura honorary citizenship in October.A graduate of the Kyushu University School of Medicine, Nakamura began his medical work in Pakistan's northwest region of Peshawar in 1984, treating people with lepros…READ FULL ARTICLE
