VOICED: Baghdad's postmen, delivering the mail at any cost

The transcript narrates the experiences of Moussa Sallos, an Iraqi postman, who survived an explosion near the Ministry of Justice. Despite the violence, Iraqi postmen continued their rounds, showing resilience and unity. They faced numerous challenges, especially on Haifa Rd, but took pride in their humanitarian work, serving as a vital link for locals. The violence claimed six postal workers' lives, yet the rest remain determined to continue their mission.

What event did Moussa Sallos experience near the Iraqi Ministry of Justice?

• A robbery

• An enormous explosion

• A peaceful protest

• A parade

How did the postal workers in Baghdad view their work during the peak of violence?

• As a routine job

• As a dangerous task

• As a point of pride

• As a temporary duty

What was the relationship like among the postal workers in Baghdad?

• They were competitive

• They were indifferent

• They were like a family

• They were rivals

What role did the postal workers play for locals barricaded in their homes?

• They provided food

• They were a link to the outside world

• They offered medical aid

• They delivered newspapers

How many postal workers lost their lives due to the violence?

• Four

• Five

• Six

• Seven