The Ministry of Emergency Situations continues to coordinate the distribution of aid to families displaced from Mas Suwayda in Daraa and the countryside of Damascus. Details: Emergency aid management teams at the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management continue to coordinate the process of distributing humanitarian aid to families displaced from As-Suwayda governorate, who live in temporary shelter centers in Daraa and the countryside of Damascus. During the month of October, the teams in Daraa coordinated the distribution of 1,084 food baskets and 1,084 hygiene baskets to meet the basic needs of families, implemented by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and Watad. The response in Daraa also included coordinating the distribution of 9,678 shelter baskets, which include mattresses, blankets, kitchen baskets and chargers to improve living conditions, implemented by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent. Teams in the rural areas of Damascus coordinated the distribution of 707 food rations and 707 health rations to displaced families, which was implemented by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East (GOPA-DERD) team in collaboration with the organization (ZOA). The works carried out included performing maintenance on the lighting in the Harjala shelter center, which contributes to improving the service situation and improving the safety of its residents.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations continues to coordinate the distribution of aid to families displaced from Mas Suwayda in Daraa and the countryside of Damascus. Details: Emergency aid management teams at the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management continue to coordinate the process of distributing humanitarian aid to families displaced from As-Suwayda governorate, who live in temporary shelter centers in Daraa and the countryside of Damascus. During the month of October, the teams in Daraa coordinated the distribution of 1,084 food baskets and 1,084 hygiene baskets to meet the basic needs of families, implemented by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and Watad. The response in Daraa also included coordinating the distribution of 9,678 shelter baskets, which include mattresses, blankets, kitchen baskets and chargers to improve living conditions, implemented by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent. Teams in the rural areas of Damascus coordinated the distribution of 707 food rations and 707 health rations to displaced families, which was implemented by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East (GOPA-DERD) team in collaboration with the organization (ZOA). The works carried out included performing maintenance on the lighting in the Harjala shelter center, which contributes to improving the service situation and improving the safety of its residents.