Provincial-Sana
Every day, various civil initiatives are launched daily to secure the needs and needs of citizens to help them commit to staying at home in light of the precautionary measures to address the emerging Corona virus.
In Aleppo, a private initiative was organized in the Beit El Church for Armenian Protestants to distribute sterilizers, masks, and bread to the people, to enable them to obtain their needs in an easy and organized manner, while remaining in the homes throughout this period.
The head of the Armenian Protestant community in Syria, Pastor Harutyun Selimian, stated in a statement to a SANA correspondent that the initiative comes within the procedures to tackle the Coronavirus, calling for adherence to health guidelines and following the necessary measures to maintain public safety.
SANA's camera monitored the mechanism of distributing bread and sterilization materials to the people, which was done regularly and regularly, where Talal Junaidan, a member of the Aleppo Governorate Council and a participant in the initiative, explained that two thousand bread bundles were distributed to the people in the popular neighborhoods with sterilization requirements, masks, and cleaning materials, free of charge to help citizens deal with this virus.
Also in Aleppo, as part of the “Stay in your Home” campaign, the Syrian Society for the Cancer and Care of Children launched the “Celtic in Your Home” initiative in support of the children and their families.
Muzna Olabi, the society’s board chairman, stated that the initiative aims to distribute about 100 food parcels to the families of children with cancer to reduce their burdens in light of the precautionary measures taken to tackle the Corona virus.
Olbi called on everyone to contribute and interdependence in these circumstances because a small act may make a big difference in the lives of some.
In the city of Masyaf in the countryside of Hama, the volunteer team “Continues” launched a campaign “Stay in your home” targeting the most needy families, the elderly and the elderly in various neighborhoods of the city by delivering food to their homes and helping them secure their needs in order to encourage them to stay at home to ensure their safety.
Ingrid Watfa, responsible for the team, explained to Sana's correspondent that the campaign comes to meet the needs of the city's residents and enhance their commitment to the home as a group of volunteers has been distributed to each of the city's neighborhoods, whose mission is to deliver materials, food and bread to the citizens for free, indicating that they are donations by a number of merchants and families Masyaf city.
A number of participants in the team emphasized that the voluntary efforts entrenched the values and traditions of the Syrians in their cooperation and cooperation in times of adversity and adversity, pointing out that the team organized many cleaning and sterilization campaigns that included basic education schools and high schools and included classes, seats, walls and windows in addition to cleaning the halls with water, chlorine and detergents.
In Tartous, the "Wasl Soutak" volunteer group participated in the campaign of distributing food and humanitarian aid targeting the families of the martyrs, the wounded and the missing, and the families whose activities were suspended as a result of precautionary measures to address the Corona virus.
The aid distributed by seven volunteers from the group includes food items such as sugar, rice, oil and tomato Lord in addition to material amounts, according to what the members of the group showed to about 170 families, including 80 in the city of Tartus and the rest in the Al Qadmous countryside, where distribution was made in several villages, including Al-Hattaniyah, Wadi Al-Suqi and Joufin Al-Fneitiq. And the windmills.