After the publication of a TOLOnews' report about a twelve-year-old disabled student in Uruzgan, some governmental and non-governmental institutions have helped the child.

Mohibullah, a fourth-grade student who is disabled in both legs, propels himself to school with his hands every day.

The father of the child said that he did not even have the ability to buy a special vehicle or a wheelchair for his disabled son, who used to walk a kilometer to school every day.

“I used to go to school with my hands but now I go with a wheelchair. I want to continue my studies,” said Mohibullah.

“I would like to express my gratitude to the media that brought our voice -- TOLOnews -- and the young people who helped the child, may God bless them,” said Noor Mohammad, father of Mohib.

Mohibullah's classmates and teachers praise his talent and self-confidence and asked the current government and supporting institutions to cooperate the treatment of the disabled child.

“In the past, when Mohibullah came to school, he came to school with his hands, his clothes were dirty, his knees were visible, and he wore shoes with his hands), those shoes were also sometimes torn and dirty,” said Karimullah, a classmate of Mohib.

“If Allah wills, Mohib has a bright future,” said Abdul Rashid, a student.

The head of the Martyrs and Disabled in Uruzgan said that they have supported the disabled student as much as possible and will try to address his other challenges in the future.

“Mohibullah is worried about his wheelchair and shoes, we plan to help him in the future as well, he is registered with us on the disabled list,” said Atiqullah Manzor.

According to Mohibullah's family, he was disabled in both legs since he was a child, but due to his great interest in education, accepting the difficulties, he goes to school every day.