Woman in black collects victims' remains in southern Lebanon

The article discusses the role of Maryam Aqil, the Lebanese woman who remained in the city of Nabatieh in South Lebanon during the war. She provided significant humanitarian efforts by washing and shrouding the bodies of victims killed in airstrikes and shelling. Despite the psychological trauma and extensive destruction, Maryam believed that her humanitarian mission was essential to honor the dead and keep the victims' memories alive, especially the children and women who died innocently. According to Lebanese Ministry of Health statistics, over 4,335 people were killed and 12,277 injured. Nevertheless, Maryam continued fulfilling her duty despite the heartbreaking scenes she witnessed, driven by the belief in the importance of supporting the families of the victims amid the deteriorating security situation and the widespread devastation caused by the war.

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