A Syrian woman did not know that the walls of her house, which had withstood the damage of bombing for many years, hid a delayed tragedy that would end her life in a treacherous moment, as the inhabitants of the village of “Cairo” in the plains of Al-Ghab in the village of Hami were shocked by the terrible flat roof. The house, damaged by the war, turned into ruins and debris above it.
Details of the incident revealed the collapse of the house’s infrastructure due to deep cracks and dangerous fissures left by old bombings that hit the area in recent years. The ruined structure continued to bleed strength and support until the weight of the concrete gave way completely, bringing a sad end to the victim who found no other shelter.
This tragedy highlights the silent tragedy that thousands of Syrian families are experiencing in their destroyed homes, as buildings damaged by previous battles have become accidental death traps and time bombs.
This painful incident after another shocks the streets of Syria and proves that the effects of the war still haunt the residents amid structural damage to some old buildings that threaten the lives of innocent people even under the roofs of their houses.
The Syrian woman did not know that the walls of her house, which had withstood the bombardment for many years, hid behind them a postponed tragedy that would end her life in a treacherous moment. Residents of the village of “Cairo” in Al-Ghab plain, Hami countryside, were devastated by a terrible humanitarian disaster when the roof of a war-damaged house suddenly collapsed, turning it into rubble and debris.
Details of the incident revealed the deterioration of the house’s infrastructure due to deep cracks and dangerous fissures left by old bombings in previous years. The ruined structure continued to bleed for strength and support until the sheer weight of the concrete gave way, bringing a sad end to the victim who found no other refuge than it.
This tragedy has highlighted thousands of Syrian families in their destroyed homes, as buildings damaged by previous battles have become accidental death traps and time bombs, with incidents of sudden destruction recurring in several provinces such as Aleppo, Idlib and Damascus countryside.
This painful incident has shocked the streets of Syria and confirmed that the effects of war continue to haunt residents amid structural damage to some old buildings, threatening the lives of innocent people even under the roofs of their homes.
