VOICED : En Siria tumbas mas profundas para mayor numero de muertos

The video discusses the dire situation in Duma, Syria, where residents face challenges in burying their dead due to a lack of resources and space. The main cemetery is full, and the ongoing siege since 2013 has made it difficult to obtain construction materials. Residents have resorted to improvising burial methods, including a layered technique that is more space-efficient. During intense bombardments, up to 50 people may need to be buried daily. The video also highlights the broader impact of the Syrian conflict, with significant casualties and displacement.

What challenge did the residents of Duma face regarding burials?

• Prohibition of burials by the government

• Lack of water for graves

• Shortage of burial materials and space

• Inability to find burial sites

How do the residents of Duma prepare the graves?

• By using concrete and steel

• By mixing sand with hay and water

• By digging deep trenches

• By using wooden coffins

What is the maximum number of people that might be buried in a day during heavy bombardments?

• 50 people

• 20 people

• 100 people

• 30 people

Why is the layered burial technique used in Duma?

• It is faster and more space-efficient

• It requires less manpower

• It is more traditional

• It is less expensive

According to the United Nations, how many people are living under siege in Syria?

• 200,000 people

• 800,000 people

• 400,000 people

• 600,000 people