A Visit With the Aleppo Gravedigger
Clip: 11/5/2012 | 1m 49s
Where a Booming Business is Tragedy -- A Visit With the Gravediggers of Aleppo
Freelance video journalist Toby Muse travelled to Aleppo, Syria to meet with and talk to the men responsible for burying the city's dead. According to estimates, more than 3,700 people have been killed in Aleppo since the Syrian conflict began. One gravedigger, Khaled, told Muse that he sometimes gets the bodies of five or six family members.
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A Visit With the Aleppo Gravedigger
Clip: 11/5/2012 | 1m 49s
Freelance video journalist Toby Muse travelled to Aleppo, Syria to meet with and talk to the men responsible for burying the city's dead. According to estimates, more than 3,700 people have been killed in Aleppo since the Syrian conflict began. One gravedigger, Khaled, told Muse that he sometimes gets the bodies of five or six family members.
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