Imagine you are the elder brother, Usman, who had gone to the hills with Abba before the
shelling began
Describe what you saw when you returned to the village and found it bombed.
Answers
When I returned to the village with my father, Abba, I was horrified by what I saw. The once-peaceful village had been completely destroyed by the bombing. The streets were littered with debris and rubble, and the buildings and homes were reduced to ruins. I could hear the sounds of people crying and mourning the loss of their loved ones and homes. The air was thick with smoke, and the smell of destruction was overpowering. I felt a sense of hopelessness and sadness wash over me as I looked at the devastation around me.
I saw people running and searching for their missing family members, and others were trying to salvage what was left of their belongings. There were injured people lying on the ground, and I could hear the wails of the wounded. It was a chaotic and horrifying scene. I could not believe that this had happened to our village, and I felt anger and frustration at whoever was responsible for this senseless destruction.
I knew that we had to do something to help the people who had survived the bombing, so I joined my father in trying to provide aid and comfort to those in need. We helped to clear the debris, search for survivors, and provide medical assistance to the injured. It was a difficult and emotional time, but I was grateful that we were able to help in some small way.
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