In that direction, a ship loaded with more than a thousand tons of aid provided by the United Arab Emirates’ Red Crescent, anchored in the port of the eastern Mediterranean coastal city of Latakia this Sunday.
According to the representative of the aforementioned Emirati entity, Mohammed Al-Junaibi, this is the first aid from the UAE to arrive in the country by sea and includes 37,500 boxes of relief materials, which will be distributed to the victims in cooperation with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
A caravan of 14 trucks carrying medical supplies, shelter and clothing provided by the Jordanian Hashemite Charity Agency arrived from neighboring Jordan.
Meanwhile, five planes from the United Arab Emirates, Iran, Russia and Pakistan landed at the international airports of Damascus, Latakia and Aleppo with food and relief supplies for the affected people.
According to the latest report by the Superior Relief Committee, the number of registered families made homeless due to this natural disaster reached 91,794 with 414,304 people.
He revealed the number of damaged buildings that are no longer habitable was 4,444, while the number of buildings that need strengthening is 29,751.
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