Displaced mothers in Yemen's Taiz collect plastic to survive
Two single mothers who fled their village are struggling to keep their children fed and warm in the besieged Yemeni city of Taiz. They live in a damaged building and sell plastic bottles to get by.
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AI GeneratedThe provided transcript is a poignant account of extreme poverty and hardship. The speaker describes a desperate living situation characterized by a lack of basic necessities such as blankets, bedding, and food staples (flour, sugar, rice, and oil), emphasizing the struggle to provide for children in freezing weather.
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Open building, mesh fence, we're working on the rooftops
Hurry up, help us with the troubles and the world is bleak.
No blankets with us, nothing at all, by the Great God!
For example, we'll put blankets on you, we'll put rugs on you, we'll put...
Flour, sugar, rose water, oil—we use them
How much do we use until we eat qahal?
We're taking the cold with us, along with the kids.
My livelihood is my proof.
I'm exhausted, truly exhausted.
I'm telling you, work with one thousand five locked.
I'm off to get some potatoes.
My friends and my family
Just send me the data inside the clinic.
I want them
What's the matter with them, suffering like this?
He was fifteen years old at the time.
Dorian doesn't work
I was asking Allah for tomorrow from the beginning.
A certain butterfly
Kost
With Him, I asked Allah; with Him, I asked Allah.
It was not from the beginning.
I was worried, Piba, and worried about the story.
The result
I'm worried about the story
I'm worried, Dad
And you will eat two loaves.