Carrying relief aid, 7 Emirati, Omani and Russian planes arrive at the international airports of Damascus, Aleppo and Lattakia

Seven planes from the UAE, Oman and Russia arrived today at the international airports of Damascus, Aleppo and Lattakia, carrying relief aid to help those affected by the earthquake.

Two Emirati aid planes arrived at Damascus International Airport, the first carryied more than 21 tons of food aid for those affected by the earthquake, while the second carried 22 tons and 360 kg of aid, including dates, mineral water and clothes for the people affected by the earthquake.

Two planes arrived at Aleppo International Airport from the Sultanate of Oman, the first carrying 12 tons of food and health supplies, while the second plane carried 10 tons of food.

An Emirati aid plane carrying 25 tons of relief materials also arrived at Aleppo International Airport to help those affected by the earthquake.

An Emirati aid plane loaded with 46 tons of relief aid for those affected by the earthquake arrived at Lattakia International Airport. The plane was accompanied by the Minister of Health and Community Protection in the UAE, Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad Al Owais, accompanied by a medical delegation.

A Russian plane loaded with 37 tons of food aid for those affected by the earthquake also arrived at Lattakia International Airport.