Al-Hasakah-Sana
The Turkish aggression on Syrian territory, which continued for the tenth day in a row, caused an increase in the number of Syrian families displaced from the border cities towards the main city centers and the countryside amid difficult humanitarian conditions.
According to statistics of the Director of Social Affairs and Labor, the number of arrivals from border cities towards urban centers has reached 33,197, comprising 165,898 persons, distributed among shelters and the host community.
In a statement to SANA correspondent between the Director of Social Affairs and Labor Issam Al-Hussein that the Turkish aggression on the Syrian territory "caused a large movement of displacement and displacement of the population of the cities of Ras Al-Ain, Darbasiyah, Amuda, Qamishli, Al-Qahtani, Al-Malikiyah and its rural areas," noting that "39 shelters were opened, including 26 centers In the city of al-Hasakah, six centers in the center of the city of Qamishli and seven centers distributed in Tal Tamr, Maabda and Yarubiya.
Al-Hussein added that the number of families living in shelters reached 1425 with 6821 people, while the number of families in the host community is 31772 with 159077 people. And the Syrian Arab Red Crescent teams to provide food, non-food and health assistance through the distribution of health baskets and hygiene baskets and the provision of health care and medicine.
For his part, Director of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization in Al-Hasakah Amer Al-Akleh told SANA that the Red Crescent teams “intervened immediately to provide relief, humanitarian and health services to the expatriates and received them, pointing out that“ the most important response during the past period was to intervene in coordination with the Directorate of Water and the General Electricity Company. To repair the power line that feeds the wells of Aluk after being targeted by the Turkish aggression. ”
He added that the Red Crescent branch "is currently seeking to provide fuel and delivery to the project wells Alouk in order to operate backup generating sets to resume pumping drinking water to the city of Al-Hasakah as soon as possible, especially as the wells of Al-Aalouk water supply drinking water for more than 800 thousand people."
In turn, the relief official in the branch of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent in Al-Hasakah Ammar al-Dairi confirmed the continuation of the organization's teams "to provide everything that contributes to alleviate the suffering of the expatriate family, which was displaced due to the ongoing aggression on Syrian territory." From the International Committee of the Red Cross and the World Food Program. ”
Assistance to displaced families included the distribution of 2,572 canned units, 5,769 mattresses, 10,764 blankets, 24,000 biscuits, 5,100 peanut butter and medical services, including 166 ambulances and 133 mobile clinics.
The Turkish regime is launching an aggression against a number of towns, villages and towns in the countryside of al-Hasakah and Raqqa, which resulted in the death and injury of hundreds of civilians, including children, women and workers in the service sectors, and significant material damage in service facilities and important infrastructure such as dams, power stations and water. Targeted by aggression.
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