Hell on earth: Eastern Ghouta
Synopsis
Almost 1,000 civilians have been killed in Eastern Ghouta as the Syrian army and Russian air strikes continue to bombard the area.
Synopsis
Hassan Abdul Aziz stands in his damaged home in Douma, Eastern Ghouta, as the Syrian army and Russian air strikes continue to bombard the area. He describes daily life amid the chaos, where almost 1,000 civilians have died since the siege began. Children sell goods to support their families, while residents rely on a donated water pump for survival. The film captures the struggles of those living under siege as they face constant threats and a lack of basic necessities.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Hasan Abdul Aziz and see his daily life in Duma.
- Find out how families cope with a lack of food and water.
- See the impact of war on children in Eastern Ghouta.
Did You Know
- Almost a thousand civilians have been killed in Eastern Ghouta.
- An 11-year-old boy is selling cappuccino powder to help his family.
- The cost of digging a water well and installing a manual pump is about 500,000 lira.
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How many civilians have been killed in Eastern Ghouta?
Almost a thousand civilians have been killed.
What is the age of the boy selling cappuccino powder?
The boy is 11 years and five days old.
What type of bread are people currently able to get in Eastern Ghouta?
People can only get dry bread made with barley flour.
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