Provincial-Sana
Voluntary initiatives and community campaigns are continuing in various governorates to support the precautionary government measures taken to tackle the emerging Corona virus "Covid 19" and to help people stay in their homes.
Engineer Naima Fadel Hammoud, Assistant Director of Education for Vocational Education and the field supervisor for work, told Sanaa correspondent that the production of masks comes in response to the initiative launched by the Ministry of Education to support the health sector by activating the role of vocational schools and production of masks and put them at the disposal of the Ministry of Health.
Hammoud noted the response shown by the teachers to the volunteer and the rush to participate, explaining that they were chosen from the residents next to the schools in a way that suits their health and social condition, stressing that health and medical conditions are observed in the work environment in terms of sterilizing the place and providing the operators with the necessary equipment and taking safety and personal safety measures.
Suhair Haj Mahmoud, a specialist for women’s arts and professional workshops, expected that the number of respirators manufactured in the governorate’s workshops would reach 7,000 masks, according to the amount of fabric received from the Ministry of Education, which is 300 meters, of white and blue colors, confirming adherence to health and safety and hygiene standards during work and permanent preparation for any task starting From feeling responsible towards the people of the homeland.
Ahmed Younis, one of the leaders of the emergency team, explained that this campaign comes to complement the efforts of the team and its effective contribution in serving the community and out of the national duty towards our country and our people, as it was preceded by participation in campaigns to sterilize health centers, dispensaries and a number of government institutions in addition to sterilizing elevators and the most used commercial buildings along a street March 8 In the area surrounding the regiment headquarters of the Al-Sulaibah project and all the ATMs deployed in the city, with a sterile box, tissue paper and a poster, ATM users are advised to use the sterilizer and tissue paper after touching the buttons and counting the aura S cash.
For its part, Daad Safia confirmed one of the participants the necessity of armament awareness to limit the gatherings in light of the recklessness of some citizens and their lack of awareness of the gravity of what we face, expressing her optimism about the responsiveness that she touched with people and significantly since the beginning of their work on the ground.
In a related context, the branch of the Syrian Foundation for Trade in Latakia ran 30 mobile cars loaded with the legalized substances of sugar, rice, tea and oil to the city's Al-Datour neighborhood, within the measures taken by the governorate to reduce congestion on the Foundation's sales outlets and to provide the materials more easily for citizens.
The director of the Foundation’s branch, Shadi Dlala pointed out to work on running mobile cars almost daily to the densely populated neighborhoods to reduce crowding, in addition to providing all the centers affiliated with the Foundation’s branch in cities and rural areas with supplies with launching similar campaigns targeting all villages in the governorate countryside, especially those that do not exist It has centers and outlets for the establishment.
In the governorate of Aleppo, the Association for Aleppo began distributing food baskets, cleaning materials and sterilization to the families, at 100 baskets per day, with the aim of securing some of their needs and contributing to their stay in the homes.
Mariana Hanash, Chairman of the Association’s Board of Directors, told SANA that the initiative targets families whose dependents have stopped working due to the current circumstances, the elderly, single mothers, and those with disabilities, explaining that during the past days, the Society distributed food and sterilizers to 600 families.
In the province of As-Suwayda, the municipal council of Rima al-Quhaf, in coordination with the health center, created a medical examination point at its entrance, as part of the precautionary measures to tackle the Corona virus.
Council Speaker Osama Abu Fakhr said in a statement to a SANA reporter that the creation of this point comes to check on the public safety of those coming to and leaving the town, where a nursing staff is supervising the work in coordination with the town's activities.
Abu Fakhr pointed out that a medical device designed to measure temperatures was presented at this point by one of the townspeople, as this morning, before the start of the ban period, more than 100 citizens were examined without showing any symptoms.
Engineer Hamidi Al-Khalil, director of the mill, said in a statement to a SANA reporter that the mill is working around the clock to secure the ration flour for the operating ovens in the governorate, indicating that public bakeries have enough quantities for about three days to come, while every Friday, cars and trucks are run to cover the needs of private bakeries according to specific allocations From the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection.
Hebron indicated that the daily needs of Daraa governorate from flour ranges from 275 tons to 280 tons, 100 tons of which are secured by the Yarmouk Mill and the rest from the branches of the Syrian Grains Corporation in the governorates, stressing that the production of flour is carried out according to precautionary measures and measures to address the Corona virus.
In turn, the head of the Consumer Protection Department in the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection called for engineer Bassam Al-Hafiz to increase the allocations per person from the flour flour according to the instructions of the Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection.
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