VOICED : Lluvia de morteros en Damasco por Facebook

In Damascus, mortar attacks are a daily threat, with bombs falling like rain. Residents must check where mortars have landed before venturing out. A group of students created a Facebook page, 'Día a Día de Morteros', to track these attacks, providing a digital survival tool in a prolonged conflict. The page quickly gained followers, with local reporters documenting the damage and casualties. During the presidential elections, a record number of mortars hit the city. This tracking effort offers a sense of control amidst the chaos of a seemingly endless war.

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