A child drowns in the Euphrates River while attempting to bring water to his family in the besieged areas of Deir Ezzor

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A 10-years-old child has drowned in the Euphrates River while attempting to bring water from the river to his family living in the besieged areas of Deir Ezzor.

The besieged neighborhoods of Deir Ezzor are facing a total absence of drinkable water. The Assad-regime tries to justify this hazardous situation by saying they are not able to operate the water stations due to the unavailability of fuel caused by the siege imposed on its held areas by Daesh.

More than 200 thousand civilians are going through miserable and deplorable life conditions in the besieged neighborhoods of Deir Ezzor, such as al-Joura, al-Qusour and Harabish, in light of the lack of basic human needs from food and water to medicine as a result of the blockade imposed by Daesh.

A child drowns in the Euphrates River while attempting to bring water to his family in the besieged areas of Deir Ezzor

Sugar is unavailable in most parts of Deir Ezzor

A dramatic increase in food prices in the besieged areas of Deir Ezzor

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Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

More than 7,000 outpatient clinic visitors at the National Hospital in Raqqa during May

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Daily tests confirm the safety of drinking water in Raqqa despite the rise in the Euphrates level