VOICED : Life behind plastic in Syrias window less city

The video discusses the impact of the Syrian conflict on Aleppo, focusing on the division between regime and rebel areas since 2012. Residents in regime-controlled Almaden have stopped repairing shattered windows due to frequent shelling, opting for plastic covers instead. This shift has economically impacted glassware shops. In rebel-held areas, nylon plastic is a common, cost-effective solution for window damage, despite its drawbacks. The conflict has significantly increased the cost of glass and has had severe human consequences, with over 270,000 deaths and millions displaced.

Describe the impact of the conflict on local businesses, particularly glassware shops.

What has been the human cost of the conflict in Syria since 2011?