Latakia - SANA
Today, a humanitarian aid convoy arrived in Lattakia Governorate consisting of 10 large trucks and 25 cars loaded with various relief materials such as food, medicine, medical supplies, clothing, electrical tools and in-kind aid, provided by the Damascus Countryside Governorate in cooperation and coordination with the branch of the Arab Socialist Baath Party and a number of civil societies and the local community in The cities of Yabroud, Nabek, Deir Attia, and the rest of the governorate.
The deputy governor of Rif Dimashq, Jassem Al-Mahmoud, said in a statement to SANA reporter: “The national cohesion that we have seen on the ground is a true embodiment of the morals of the Syrians and their eagerness for each other.” There are more initiatives, including personal and eligibility.”
Engineer Hussein Hamdan of the (Kochel Syria) team from Yabroud indicated that the team includes 250 male and female volunteers.
On permanent readiness and readiness to serve the people in Lattakia and the various affected governorates, pointing out that the current conditions are very difficult and we should all be one hand.
A member of the Executive Office in the Governorate of Rif Dimashq, responsible for the relief sector, Dr. Alaa Al-Sheikh, explained that today’s convoy is the result of intense work in cooperation between civil, community, commercial and industrial actors and under the auspices of the governorate who came to help those affected since the first day of the disaster, noting that providing aid and assistance is a duty to tell our people In the affected governorates, your injury is our injury.
For his part, a member of the Executive Office in the Lattakia Governorate Council, Eng. Naji Hamidush, explained that a relief aid convoy had been received from the Governorate of Rif Dimashq, and it will be unloaded in central warehouses designated by the governorate for this purpose, to be sorted, packaged, and distributed to shelters and people in the affected areas, indicating that governmental and private initiatives and aid convoys Those who have begun to flock to all the affected areas from various governorates are not new to the Syrians, who have always been one family and who, with their cohesion and cohesion, have overcome the most difficult years of the war.
Rasha Raslan
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