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Recent Developments in Northwest Syria - Situation Report No. 23 - As of 21 December 2020 Format HIGHLIGHTS 19,447 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in northwest Syria, while COVID-19 associated deaths tripled since last month. Two new COVID-19 testing laboratories, one additional hospital, four new COVID-19 community-based treatment centres (CCTC) and a quarantine centre were operationalised in northwest Syria during the reporting period. A funding shortfall leading to significant gaps in ...

Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Northwest Syria, November 2020 Format Overview The following situation overview aims to inform the humanitarian response through highlighting the context of residents and internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in communities, sites and settlements across non-government-held areas of Northwest Syria (NWS). To do so, multi-sector findings on key humanitarian needs are presented within broader contextual findings, such as increasing numbers of I...

Syria mVAM Bulletin #50: November 2020 Format Situation Overview COVID-19 cases are still on the rise across Syria, a trend likely to further worsen during the colder winter months. As of 30 November 2020, 7,887 cases of COVID-19 were officially confirmed by the Minister of Health in government-held areas in Syria, including 417 fatalities, marking a 39 percent increase compared to the national rate of COVID-19 cases at the end of October. In addition, a partial lockdown has been imposed on all...

Explosive Hazard Contamination in Northwest Syria - Roundtable Meeting Report, December 2020 Format Summary Northwest Syria remains a region still in conflict, across opposition controlled areas of Idleb and western Aleppo, and Turkish administered areas of northern Aleppo. Ongoing hostilities continue to expose civilians to multiple protection risks, including protracted displacement and lack of access to basic services. The dire conditions for civilians living in northwest Syria are further e...

Daily Emergency Needs Tracking weekly bulletin: 7 December - 13 December 2020 Covering the needs of newly-arrived IDPs Format Background and methodology The aim of the Emergency Needs Tracking (ENT) System is to track the key priority needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northwest Syria, as well as identifying communities with households in direct need of humanitarian assistance. The ENT assesses communities that have experienced any of the following in the three days prior to data c...

Syria Arab Republic: Shelter/NFI Sector Whole of Syria Winter Assistance Update (As of 1 December 2020) Format In 2020, an estimated 11.06 million people are in need of some form of humanitarian assistance in Syria. This includes 4.65 million people in acute need. As the crisis enters its tenth year, 6.7 million people remain internally displaced, which is further exacerbated by the COVID-19 epidemic and deteriorating economic conditions. An estimated 33 per cent of IDPs live in inadequate shel...

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>> you are, of course, an attorney, do you get the sense the president should be weighing in on this at all, seeing the fact that jurors are in dleb racing mode at this point? >> its america. we should all have a right to weigh in. i dont think hes correct. but he certainly has a right to express his penalties. but i think at the end of the day, who know what is a jury is thinking and deliberating. you dont know if you have one person who is holding out or if you have six people. so i think we h...

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