Help on the road to hungering Madaya
World
January 11, 2016 14:07
The Red Cross announced Monday that food and medicine to Madaya be marketed with a convoy of the United Nations. Madaya has become notorious by the shocking images of starving residents. The place is surrounded by forces of the government of President Bashar al-Assad and militia who support Assad.
Aid is also brought to the villages Foua and Kfarya in northwest Syria. There besieging rebel villages that are pro-government.
Thousands of people threatened with starvation due to lack of almost everything in the besieged places in the country where five years of civil war is raging.
- Help is on the way to the besieged and starving place Madaya, nearly 40 kilometers northwest of Damascus.
The Red Cross announced Monday that food and medicine to Madaya be marketed with a convoy of the United Nations. Madaya has become notorious by the shocking images of starving residents. The place is surrounded by forces of the government of President Bashar al-Assad and militia who support Assad.
Aid is also brought to the villages Foua and Kfarya in northwest Syria. There besieging rebel villages that are pro-government.
Thousands of people threatened with starvation due to lack of almost everything in the besieged places in the country where five years of civil war is raging.
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