VOICED : Mosul entierra varias veces a sus muertos

The transcript describes the struggles of families in Mosul dealing with the aftermath of attacks and the ongoing conflict. Basa prays daily for his lost family members, while many families face challenges in burying their dead due to destroyed infrastructure and ongoing battles. Temporary burial solutions are sought, and bodies are often relocated multiple times. The conflict has lasted over 100 days, with NGOs warning of severe consequences for civilians.

What is the main reason Basa prays at the graves in his garden?

• He prefers the garden for its tranquility.

• The garden is a traditional burial site.

• The family cemetery is inaccessible due to destroyed bridges.

• He wants to keep the graves close to his home.

What do families do when the Iraqi Security Forces reclaim an area?

• They rush to bury their loved ones.

• They rebuild their homes.

• They immediately celebrate with a feast.

• They move to a different city.

Why did the family wait 20 days to bury their deceased in Gouhali?

• They were gathering funds for the burial.

• They were waiting for the area to be safe.

• They were waiting for the weather to improve.

• They were waiting for a religious leader.

What is a common initial burial practice mentioned in the video?

• Burying in a family cemetery.

• Burying in a public park.

• Burying in a government-designated area.

• Burying in a mosque or nearby location.

What warning do NGOs give about the conflict's next phase?

• It will lead to economic prosperity.

• It could have severe consequences for civilians.

• It will have no impact on daily life.

• It will result in a quick resolution.