Loaded with relief aid for those affected by the earthquake... 10 planes arrive at the airports of Damascus, Latakia and Aleppo

Damascus-SANA

Today, 10 planes loaded with relief aid, provided by the UAE, Pakistan and European Union countries, arrived at the international airports of Damascus, Latakia and Aleppo to help those affected by the earthquake.

Today, at Damascus International Airport, an aid plane from the European Union arrived carrying 120 tons of relief and medical materials for those affected by the earthquake. It is the third European plane to arrive in Syria.

SANA's correspondent also reported that three Emirati planes arrived at Damascus International Airport. The first two planes carried 115 tons and 900 kilograms of food, medical and relief aid, while the third carried 32 tons and 480 kilograms of food for those affected by the earthquake.

A Pakistani plane loaded with 4 tons of medicines and foodstuffs for those affected by the earthquake arrived at Damascus airport.

Today, three Emirati planes carrying aid for the affected people arrived at Latakia airport.

The Director of Lattakia Airport, Engineer Ziyad Al-Taweel, indicated in a statement to SANA reporter that the first plane carried 26 tons of food and relief aid on board, the second 25 tons of relief and food aid, including infant formula, and the third plane carried 15.6 tons of health aid, which included mattresses, masks, and medicines.

And to Aleppo International Airport, two Emirati planes arrived, the first carrying 25 tons and 300 kilograms of relief materials, while the second was carrying 30 tons of foodstuffs to help those affected by the earthquake.

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Emirati aircraft - Damascus Airport - Latakia Airport - Aleppo Airport

Pakistani plane - Damascus airport

A plane from the European Union - Damascus Airport

Photography: Abeer Junoud