٠٠:٠٢:٥٤On Friday, Syrian volunteers from the Saed Charity Association prepared hot meals in Aleppo for victims of the powerful earthquake that hit Syria and Turkey last week.
Since the deadly quake, many local charities as well as international organizations have been working at full capacity to provide humanitarian aid including food and shelter to all the locals affected by the disaster.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.
Syria: Legions of volunteers prepare hot meals for earthquake victims in Aleppo
On Friday, Syrian volunteers from the Saed Charity Association prepared hot meals in Aleppo for victims of the powerful earthquake that hit Syria and Turkey last week.
Since the deadly quake, many local charities as well as international organizations have been working at full capacity to provide humanitarian aid including food and shelter to all the locals affected by the disaster.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.
On Friday, Syrian volunteers from the Saed Charity Association prepared hot meals in Aleppo for victims of the powerful earthquake that hit Syria and Turkey last week.
Since the deadly quake, many local charities as well as international organizations have been working at full capacity to provide humanitarian aid including food and shelter to all the locals affected by the disaster.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.