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Syrian Returnee's Story Reignites Safety Debate
The article tells the story of Ghassan, a Syrian who returned to his hometown in Syria after 13 years of emigration in Germany, attempting to rebuild his life. Although the area he returned to has become safe following mine clearance, the remnants of war still pose a significant danger. Mine removal teams found three mines on his land before removing them. Reports indicate that many regions in Syria are still filled with unexploded ordnance, making returnes risky even after fighting has ceased, as clearing war remnants takes a long time. The report raises the question of how safe Syria truly is for returnees after the war, given the ongoing threat of mines and unexploded devices.
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