On a desolate night, a fire broke out in Saleh’s tent — a man burdened by age, heart disease, and high blood pressure. He nearly burned alive, had it not been for his young son, who, despite the lack of job opportunities, rushed in with courage and pulled him from the flames. Their bodies were the only things that survived. Their shelter — and everything they owned — was consumed by ash. Today, they live under the roof of relatives, waiting for a merciful hand to restore a small sense of safety to a life shaken by fire, illness, and poverty.