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Humanitarian crisis looms in Fallujah after ISIS defeat
Displaced residents of Fallujah are finding little to celebrate after Iraqi forces finally ousted Islamic State fighters this week.The city is empty — tens of thousands who were held by ISIS as human shields fled to desolate camps — and there is no electricity or water. Refugee workers call the situation a “catastrophe” and are hoping for more aid. Special correspondent Jane Arraf reports.
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