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Assessment in English on Syrian Arab Republic about Education, Health, Earthquake and more; published on 8 Mar 2023 by OCHA

Situation Report in English on Syrian Arab Republic and 1 other country about Food and Nutrition, Health, Earthquake, Epidemic and more; published on 21 Mar 2023 by Nutrition Cluster and UNICEF

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in coordination with health authorities, the Syria Immunization Group (SIG), and the Global Alliance for Vaccines (GAVI), kicked off a cholera vaccination campaign in earthquake-hit areas of northwest Syria. 

One month since a deadly 7.8 earthquake hit Türkiye and Syria on 6th February, millions of women and children now find themselves particularly at risk in northwest Syria, warns the International Rescue Committee (IRC). A rapid protection assessment conducted by the IRC in three districts of Idleb in the northwest of Syria, highlights the difficult situation women and children are now facing following the earthquake.

Life for Relief and Development Ships 15 Containers of Medical Supplies to Provide Quality Patient Care in Syria

Deaths from the massive earthquake and aftershocks that violently struck parts of southern Turkey and northern Syria in the early hours of Monday have now surpa

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck the Turkey-Syria border this afternoon - creating panic and damaging buildings in Antakya, Turkey, two weeks after its worst quake in living memory.

Two weeks since the devastating earthquake hit southern Turkiye, the immense scale of its impact on communities across Turkiye and Syria is becoming clearer. The existing humanitarian needs in northwest Syria in particular have been exacerbated by the earthquake, reaching critical levels the IRC is warning. 

Even after the immediate crisis has eased, the Turkey-Syria earthquake is likely to have a long-term impact on survivors’ health.

World Vision responding to the needs following a 7.8 earthquake that struck southeastern Türkiye and northwest Syria on February 6, 2023. This pages looks at the needs of children and their families left even more vulnerable by this natural disaster and how World Vision is working to meet their immediate needs and how we will support them in their long-term recovery.