Syrians Near Hama Resettle in Caves After War, Lacking Funds to Rebuild
ReutersNovember 6, 20251 min880 views
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- 🏠 Families like Rajaa Izzo's have returned to their village in the Hama countryside after fleeing the civil war.
- 💔 They find their homes destroyed and little left standing after government forces seized the area and they took refuge in displacement camps.
Living in Caves
- ⛰️ Many returning families are now living in caves that once served as hideouts during the conflict.
- 🥶 Conditions are harsh, with limited access to basic services like electricity and water, though some consider it an improvement over other cave dwellings.
Challenges to Rebuilding
- 💰 Returning residents face significant challenges due to a lack of funds and functioning services.
- 🌍 Rebuilding the country remains a distant goal, with the World Bank estimating reconstruction costs at $216 billion after over 13 years of conflict.
- 📈 The new government is seeking to rebuild Syria, but the scale of destruction presents a monumental task.
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