BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:00 A.M.) – The East Ghouta region has been recently undergoing several projects by the government that are meant to restore the institutions of this region located just outside the capital.

According to a report from the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), the government has managed to restore several schools, electrical grids, markets, et al.

Children in the East Ghouta towns of Kafr Batna and Saqba were able to attend the local schools for the first time since the destruction of these institutions as a result of the war.

As shown below, civilians are able to return to their normal lives after years of war and destruction:

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