VOICED : For Syrians in Lebanon no resting place in life or death

The video discusses the plight of Syrian refugees in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, highlighting the challenges they face in finding burial spaces due to overcrowded graveyards and economic hardships. Personal stories, like that of Ahmed Al Mustafa, illustrate the emotional and logistical difficulties. The economic strain on both refugees and local communities is significant, with land prices rising and resources stretched thin. Despite efforts to create new burial spaces, the demand far exceeds supply, exacerbating the crisis.

What is one of the main challenges faced by Syrian refugees in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley?

• Finding employment opportunities

• Accessing education for children

• Burying their deceased loved ones

• Receiving medical care

Why is it difficult for Syrian refugees to purchase burial plots in Lebanon?

• The plots are reserved for Lebanese citizens

• The cost of plots is too high for most refugees

• There is a shortage of available land

• The government has banned sales to refugees

What happens to the price of land when it is known it will be used as a graveyard?

• It is given for free

• It increases dramatically

• It remains the same

• It decreases significantly

How has the arrival of Syrian refugees affected the town of Barajos?

• It has increased tourism

• It has improved the local economy

• It has strained the town's resources

• It has led to cultural exchanges

What is the capacity of the new graveyard opened in Barajos for Syrian refugees?

• 50 to 100 burial plots

• 10 to 20 burial plots

• 30 to 40 burial plots

• 5 to 10 burial plots