Young Boy Dies After Playing with Grenade

In Tripoli, two young boys, Abdel and White Deer, were severely injured by unexploded ammunition they found at school. The explosion caused significant injuries, including burns and loss of limbs. Despite rescue efforts, the boys face life-threatening conditions. The local hospitals lack the resources for the necessary surgeries. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers of war remnants and the impact on innocent children and their families.

What did the boys discover when they returned to school?

• A hidden treasure

• A group of friendly soldiers

• A cache of unexploded ammunition

• A new playground

What was the immediate consequence of the boys playing with a grenade?

• They found more ammunition

• They were unharmed

• They alerted the authorities

• One boy's hand was blown off

What did the man who tried to rescue the boys hear in the background?

• The sound of helicopters

• The sound of more explosions

• The boys' screams

• The arrival of an ambulance

What medical treatment is needed for Abdel?

• A simple bandage

• A routine check-up

• Expert plastic surgery

• Basic first aid

What is the main challenge faced by the hospitals in Tripoli?

• Lack of basic medical supplies

• Inability to provide expert plastic surgery

• Shortage of doctors

• Overcrowding of patients