RAQQA,(ST)_ “Basic services and needs, particularly in the area of health and housing are ensured for thousands arrivals from other Syrian governorates to Raqqa, fleeing terrorist acts of the armed groups, ” said the governor of Raqqa, Hasan Jalali, in his yesterday meeting with a delegation representing the UN Humanitarian Affairs organizations, currently visiting Raqqa.
The governor noted that because some of the displaced families are accommodated in schools, many of Raqqa ‘s did not start the school year , noting that large increase in the number of arrivals requires doubling potential services in the city.
Chairman of the visiting delegation Bin Parker indicated that the mission of his team is limited to addressing the humanitarian needs of the displaced .
The team is composed of representatives the World Health Organization (WHO), World Food Program (FAO) , UNICEF and the United Nations Fund for Population (UNFPA) in collaboration with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
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