UN: 937 relief trucks crossed into north-west Syria since quake

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Home World UN: 937 relief trucks crossed into north-west Syria since quake 23-03-2023 09:48 AM Ammon News - A total of 937 trucks carrying aid from seven United Nations agencies have crossed into north-west Syria from Turkiye, since the earthquakes, the UN announced late Wednesday. "We have also completed 34 cross-border missions to north-west Syria -since the first interagency visit to Idlib on 14 February- to meet and hear from people, assess their needs, and coordinate the response," Deputy Spokesman for the Secretary-General Farhan Haq said in a press briefing. Haq also noted that Griffiths emphasized, during his recent visit to Syria, the need for continued expanded humanitarian access and scale-up aid operations to address the growing needs throughout Syria, where the impact of the 6 February earthquake has exacerbated the already dire humanitarian situation.

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UN: 937 relief trucks crossed into north-west Syria since quake

23-03-2023 09:48 AM

Ammon News - A total of 937 trucks carrying aid from seven United Nations agencies have crossed into north-west Syria from Turkiye, since the earthquakes, the UN announced late Wednesday.

"We have also completed 34 cross-border missions to north-west Syria -since the first interagency visit to Idlib on 14 February- to meet and hear from people, assess their needs, and coordinate the response," Deputy Spokesman for the Secretary-General Farhan Haq said in a press briefing.

Haq also noted that Griffiths emphasized, during his recent visit to Syria, the need for continued expanded humanitarian access and scale-up aid operations to address the growing needs throughout Syria, where the impact of the 6 February earthquake has exacerbated the already dire humanitarian situation.

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