A member of Tehran's City Council highlighted that for decades, burials have been centralized in Behesht Zahra Cemetery in southern Tehran. This concentration has led to a persistent association of grief and mourning for residents, particularly those living near the cemetery in areas 18, 19, and 20. Jafar Sharabiani termed this phenomenon "collective psychological fatigue," a condition felt daily by the people. He emphasized that this issue reflects a deeper structural divide between northern and southern Tehran, contributing to entrenched inequality.