A wheelchair walk from Aleppo to Hama for a number of army wounded, on the occasion of the anniversary of the October War

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Under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism and to celebrate the 47th anniversary of the October Liberation War, the Joelle Media Foundation organized a wheelchair walk for a number of wounded Syrian Arab Army from Aleppo governorate to Hama governorate.

The participants in the march were received upon their arrival by the Governorate General Secretariat, the Governor of Hama, Dr. Muhammad al-Hazuri, and the Secretary of the party branch, Eng. Ashraf Bashauri, and official and civil events.

The living martyr Muhammad Abu Al-Layl, who participated in the march, confirmed to the SANA correspondent that his participation in the march is a message that the wounded, despite what they have lost in the face of terrorism, have not lost their resolve, rather they are more insistent on participating side by side with the rest of the people of Syria in defending its land and following March of reconstruction.

The living martyr Omar Abdullah Bey emphasized that the march is loyalty to the blood of the martyrs and in support of the wounded who have offered dear and precious things so that the country remains proud and dear.

The wounded Bakri al-Skaif, who suffered an amputation of two lower limbs during the confrontation with terrorists, said that I participate in the march as a greeting of love, loyalty and appreciation to the homeland and its leader, and to raise the morale of the Syrian Arab Army, which achieved victory over armed terrorist groups throughout the country.

Kanana Alloush, Chairman of the Joelle Media Foundation, which organized the event, reported that the number of wounded participants in the march, which started under the slogan “My Identity,” for the heroes of the Syrian Arab Army, was 10 and took about 10 hours, starting from Al-Hayat Roundabout in Aleppo city to Al-Assi Square in Hama.

She indicated that the idea of ​​organizing the march was proposed by one of the wounded, announcing that there will be several other similar marches around the various governorates to express the solid will of the wounded army, their love for life, and their challenge to their injury.