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From killing to healing: A tool called "Drone"

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From killing to healing: A tool called "Drone"
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Rarely has a technology incited so much negativity from its advent as the drone technology. In so many war-affected countries including Pakistan, the word “drones” provokes the image of vicious, killing robots, and not without reason. In safer regions, people worry about their privacy with the image of such a robot hovering above them. In most minds, drones are the evil kind of science fiction becoming real. However, when judging the technology, what we forget is that these drones are human’s creation, and as such, a tool steered by human hands.