VOICED : Miles huyen de la violencia en Libano

Civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, are fleeing Bapaltebán in Tripoli due to a temporary ceasefire between the army and Islamist militants. The local population is facing severe economic hardships, living without food and money. Tripoli, a city 80 kilometers north of Beirut, is a frequent battleground for Sunni militants and Alawite supporters of the Syrian regime. Recently, militants have targeted the army, accusing it of collaborating with Hezbollah. The violence has resulted in civilian casualties and the closure of educational institutions. Tripoli has been enduring the effects of the Syrian conflict for three years.

What is the main reason civilians are fleeing Bapaltebán?

• A festival celebration

• Economic prosperity

• A temporary ceasefire

• A natural disaster

What is the geographical location of Tripoli in relation to Beirut?

• 80 kilometers west

• 80 kilometers south

• 80 kilometers east

• 80 kilometers north

Who are the Sunni militants in Tripoli supporting?

• The Lebanese government

• The Syrian rebels

• The United Nations

• The European Union

What accusation have militants made against the Lebanese army?

• Collaborating with the United Nations

• Ignoring the conflict

• Cooperating with Hezbollah

• Supporting the Syrian rebels

How long has Tripoli been affected by the Syrian conflict?

• One year

• Two years

• Four years

• Three years