In southern Lebanon, coming home doesn't mean feeling safe

Families are returning to southern Lebanon, but the fighting isn't over. Israeli strikes continue, and parts of the south remain under Israeli military control. Some villages have been reduced to rubble, leaving residents with nowhere to return. For those who have made it home, fear and uncertainty are part of everyday life. The World's Shirin Jaafari visits a mobile medical clinic, where healthcare workers are helping people cope with the physical and emotional toll of war.