The level of destruction is very apparent when one steps into the farm. The fish are scattered everywhere and Al-Attar is hopelessly making efforts to save some of the surviving fish by moving them to another clean basin. Meanwhile, one of his sons is working to remove dead fish and debris from inside the water tanks. Al-Attar said he has no other means to support his family of 10 children, two of whom are married. He said his son Deeb, who struggles with reproductive problems, was expecting to use the fish revenues at the end of May to cover for his medical treatment.