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Life in Iraq Today
Here are some pictures illustrating life returning to normal for some Iraqis.
Photographer: Spc. Charles Gill, Joint Combat Camera Center
Now that security is returning to the area, the market in Jamiya, Iraq, is slowly beginning to show signs of recovery on Dec. 13.
Now that security is returning to the area, as shown at this produce vendor’s stand, the market in Jamiya, Iraq, is slowly beginning to show signs of recovery.
Locals enjoy the outdoor restaurants.
It says “Hot Dog”, but this vendor is actually selling lamb meat hamburgers.
A local woman searches for the right gift at a novelty shop
A sign maker works outside his business.
A restaurant employee prepares a local favorite.
Filed under: Iraq, Rebuilding, War on Terror · Tags: improved security, iraq today, jamiya, market recovery, novelty shop, outdoor restaurants, signs
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