Despite Liberation from IS, Syrian Town Faces Difficulties

In February of this year, Syrian Democratic forces, backed by the U.S.-led coalition, freed the town of Shaddadi in northeastern Syria from Islamic State militants. But months after their liberation, local residents say their lives are still far from being normal -- due to the havoc IS caused during its occupation. VOA’s Zana Omar has more from Shaddadi, in this report narrated by Bronwyn Benito.