ruth hetherington again says that if people understood the heartbreaking stories of some of the refugees then they would be more welcoming it's a health crisis but it's also an economic crisis and people who are displaced are already incredibly vulnerable because of conflict because of what they've gone through and their coronavirus is one more deadly challenge on top of all of that it is a constant battle against layers and layers of challenges and one woman in particular reached out to a syrian refugee and she had actually lost her daughter in the war in syria come to lebanon and she lost her remaining child in the blast and she got in touch with our mental health team because she was simply overwhelmed and i think this is a really really amazing example of the many layers that displaced people are coping. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international updates coming your way at half an hour. simply find fugitives of nuclear energy saying. it's one of the he does. and has. all my best with that. i think. 75 years and it is better than. simply find fugitives of nuclear energy saying.

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