This story is really heartbreaking. The fact that Nooh al-Shaghnabi and his team have to deal with that much trauma every day is just incredible. I mean, can you even imagine having to crawl through rubble for 12 meters just to find a body? It's like they're digging their own graves or something. And the thought of there being 10,000 bodies still unrecovered... it's just so sad. It makes me want to cry every time I think about it.And what's even more disturbing is that it's not just the physical toll that's affecting them, but also the emotional strain. Al-Shaghnabi mentions how his family has been displaced and he thinks one of his relatives might still be buried under rubble... it's like they're living in a nightmare.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that we need more awareness about this issue. We need to support organizations like the Civil Defense force and raise funds to help them recover these bodies. It's not just about saving lives, but also about respecting the dead and giving their families some closure.
