Meet The Egyptian Families Who Live Among The Tombs In Cairo's Massive Cemetery

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I don't think it would be the choice of any of us to live in a cemetery, but some times people just don't have a choice as to where they live.


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Meet The Egyptian Families Who Live Among The Tombs In Cairo's Massive Cemetery

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Tamara Abdul Hadi



In southeastern Cairo, a city that's home to nearly 18 million people, lies El'Arafacemetery. It's estimated that anywhere between 500,000 and 1 million Egyptians live in the 4-mile-long cemetery, which has led it to be dubbed the City of the Dead.

In the cemetery, families, power lines, multi-story buildings, and a post office mingle with the graves, tombs, and mausoleums. There are often three generations of Egyptians living in the necropolis, many of whom have been there since the 1950s.

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Oh my ........ :cool:

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Too many cemetaries. We outta do what the ancients did...burn the bodies.
 
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