VOICED : Satellite dishes return as Mosul reconnects to world

In East Mosul, residents are reinstalling satellite dishes after the Iraqi forces recaptured the area from IS control. Under IS rule, watching TV was banned, but now people like 16-year-old Ali are making a living by assembling and selling dishes. Businesses suffered under IS, with severe punishments for those caught selling dishes. Muhammad, another resident, buys dishes on the black market and sells them, meeting high demand as people cannot install them on their own. Despite ongoing control in parts of the city's west, East Mosul is experiencing a resurgence in media access, with TV making a comeback even before basic utilities like running water.

What activity has become common in East Mosul after the recapture of the city's east?

• Reinstalling satellite dishes

• Constructing new roads

• Opening new markets

• Rebuilding schools

What was forbidden under IS rule in East Mosul?

• Owning a car

• Reading books

• Watching television

• Using the internet

How did IS members ensure compliance with their rules regarding satellite dishes?

• By offering rewards

• By holding community meetings

• By closing shops and monitoring sales

• By providing free alternatives

What is Muhammad's role in the satellite dish business?

• He manufactures satellite dishes

• He repairs satellite dishes

• He installs satellite dishes

• He imports satellite dishes

What percentage of Iraqi territory is still controlled by jihadists as mentioned in the video?

• About 15%

• More than 30%

• Around 20%

• Less than 7%