The Council of Social Affairs and Workers of Northern and Eastern Syria said that emergency humanitarian aid will be sent to people in the region of Suwayda in Syria, where the Druze community is predominant, due to attacks by the Syrian Interim Government forces and affiliated armed groups, which have left the population in a difficult situation.
The Council noted that recent developments have placed the population in the midst of a deep humanitarian crisis, with living conditions and public services deteriorating rapidly.
The statement said: “We have sent emergency humanitarian aid to our people in the Suwayda province. Our people are going through an extremely difficult humanitarian situation due to recent events and the attacks targeting their region. As a result, living and service conditions have further deteriorated.”
The Council emphasized that aid efforts would continue and also made a call to the international community and aid organizations: “At the same time, we call on all international parties, philanthropists, and humanitarian aid organizations to stand with our people and to increase their efforts and support for the people of Suwayda.”
Source: ANF News
