NPR News·4 min read·medium
Lebanese displaced by war turn to satellites to check their homes
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Jane Arraf
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Displaced residents from southern Lebanon are using commercial satellite imagery to monitor the status of their homes amid ongoing conflict. Many face challenges as satellite providers sometimes restrict access to imagery in the region due to government requests.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — The images unfold slowly on Mazen Farah's phone —satellite views of the Christian section of the southern Lebanese village of Yaroun. They are a bit fuzzy but still clear enough to see what is happening.
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