In war-torn Maaret al-Numan, Syria, devastated by years of conflict, residents like Bilal al-Rihani are returning to rebuild their lives and businesses despite the destruction. The town, once bustling with nearly 100,000 people, became a ghost town due to the strategic importance of the M5 highway, leading to fierce battles between various factions. While challenges remain, including the lack of basic services, displaced residents are determined to restore their homes and start anew in the aftermath of the civil war.
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