VOICED : Desperate to come home Syrians brave IS mines in Raqa

In Raqqa, Syria, residents face daily dangers from hidden mines left by the Islamic State. A tragic incident occurs when a mine explodes, killing a man's father. Despite the defeat of jihadists, unexploded devices remain a significant threat. Demining operations are limited and costly, leading some to take up demining as a dangerous source of income. Medical facilities, like Doctors Without Borders, treat numerous mine-related injuries, with many patients requiring surgeries or succumbing to their injuries. Despite these risks, around 60,000 people have returned to Raqqa, highlighting the resilience and challenges faced by the community.

What percentage of blast patients are reported to be dead according to the United Nations?

Despite the risks, how many people have chosen to return to Raqqa?