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Syrian refugee in Lebanon repairs neighbors' devices
Syrian refugee Khaled Al-Hussein (23 years old) from Idlib province in Lebanon, who has been suffering from paralysis since birth, has developed skills in repairing electrical appliances on his own despite lacking formal education and being unable to read or write. Khaled faces difficult conditions in the camp due to displacement and war, and his health has worsened. He has also been forced to leave the camp following the recent Israeli aggression, which destroyed his wheelchair. His suffering has increased due to the fear of air raids and loud noises. Despite these hardships, he continues to fix simple electrical faults and aspires to obtain an electric wheelchair and enhance his educational skills, relying on observation and experience. He feels that this profession gives him hope and a sense of strength to overcome his disability.
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