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In Syria, the war is over, but its remnants have not yet expired. Unexploded mines and munitions continue to harvest lives, at a rate of victim per six hours, according to specialized international organizations. Whole families pay the price, and children grow up with unliquidated scars.
In Syria, the war is over, but its remnants have not yet expired. Unexploded mines and munitions continue to harvest lives, at a rate of victim per six hours, according to specialized international organizations. Whole families pay the price, and children grow up with unliquidated scars.
