SARC begins the distribution of humanitarian aid to civilians in Deir Ezzor city

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Today, the SARC started the distribution of humanitarian aid to the trapped civilians in the besieged neighborhoods of Deir Ezzor. The distribution comes following the entry of 37 trucks loaded of food and other stuff in Al-Joura and Al-Qusour neighborhoods from the passageway in the western part of Brigade 137, which was recently opened by Assad’s forces after clashes with Daesh.

The aid include foodstuffs such as sugar, rice, oil and other cleaning materials. Six centers of the SARC are in charge of the distribution process, which has been ongoing since the morning.

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