Homs (ST) _World Health Organization WHO representative in Syria Elizabeth Hoff said that the organization will spare no efforts to deliver pharmaceutical needs to all areas and increase the volume of aid to Syrians in need.
During a tour on Wednesday on some hospitals in Homs after discussing with its governor humanitarian, relief and health situation in the Hoff noted “the existing cooperation with the Ministry of Health in sending and distributing aids to the provinces,” pointing out that the organization is also cooperating with the Ministry of Higher Education to meet hospitals needs.
She explained that a new shipment of drugs arrived in the warehouses of the Syrian Red Crescent for distribution on hospitals and health centers including drugs for trauma, accidents , diarrhea and infectious diseases as well as Band-Aid medications.
For his part, Governor of Homs Ahmad Munir Muhammad said that cooperation with world programs in humanitarian and relief areas should be increased to save Syrians affected by the crimes of the armed terrorist groups.
He indicated that ” vaccines were sent to the besieged children of the old city in Homs ,despite terrorist attacks to the transporting convoy,” stressing continued efforts to deliver all the medicines and humanitarian needs and the role of WHO in supporting preventive measures against infectious diseases.
The governor also discussed with Awatif Shoura program director of ” my project” initiative accompanying WHO ‘s delegation , objectives of the project, which is a non-profit fund aims to insure microfinance for the poorest, through encouraging agricultural industrial and vocational borrower projects .
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