New Humanitarian Aid Convoy Arrives at al-Bukamal City

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DEIR EZZOR– Supervised by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC), a new humanitarian aid convoy provided by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), International Federation of Red Cross (IFRC), SARC, and the United Nations arrived at al-Bukamal city on Tuesday.

SARC said that the 15-lorry convoy was loaded with 3,000 food baskets, 3,000 flour sacs, 2,500 canned and packaged food baskets, 3,000 healthcare baskets, and other materials, SANA reported.

 The Syrian government is committed to delivering aid to all people in every area, in addition to providing facilitation to enable the SARC to distribute aid to beneficiaries in coordination with the Red Cross and the United Nations.

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