Dozens of sunstroke cases have been recorded in Deir Ezzor in recent days

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More than 50 sunstroke have been recorded in the last three days in Deir Ezzor Governorate, according to the correspondent of DeirEzzor24 Network.

Our correspondent said that the cases were admitted to the emergency department of Al-Assad Hospital, in conjunction with an acute shortage of all medical services and medicines.

The temperature in Deir Ezzor has exceeded 50 degrees Celsius in the last three days, and 47 degrees in the shade.

Dozens of sunstroke cases have been recorded in Deir Ezzor in recent days

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