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Missing book sellers. Tens of thousands of people who are starving to death in the syrian town of madaya will have to wait at least another day before help reaches them. Aid agencies had hoped the trucks with food and medicine would arrive on sunday. Some people are so desperate that theyre eating leaves and grass. For the latest, we speak to our correspondent in beirut. Why is it taking so long to get this aid to people so desperately in need . Reporter it has been a very complicated process. It is part of a multi stage deal that dates back to september and were talking about two distinct regions of syria where the aid is going to be delivered. So its not just madaya which is on the outskirts of damascus quite close to the lebanese border, but it is also a region in idlib where aid is also going to be delivered. This has to happen simultaneously for that agreement to go through. It dates back to september when there was a u. N. Brokered deal with also turkey and iran helping to negoti
Reporter im here with the spo sports today tens of thousands of people who are starving to death in three syrian towns will have to wait at least another day before help reaches them. Aid agencies had hoped that trucks with food and medicine would arrive on sunday. Some people are so desperate that theyre eating leaves and grass. They are ready to deliver aid to three sillages in villages in syria. Were talking about a madaya which ask on the outskirts of damascus. That has been under siege by government and allied forces. Another area is idlib where people are under siege from rebel forces. The u. N. Has been helping to negotiate this deal from back in september. Thats when they had hoped to agree on a ceasefire with these two differing sides and then last week some fighters were released from the north of madaya and their families as well. It has taken until this stage, a complicated stage, to help people that are in need of aid. There are other people in syria who need assistance as
Missing book sellers. Tens of thousands of people who are starving to death in madaya will have to wait at least another day before help reaches them. Aid agencies had hoped the trucks with food and medicine would arrive on sunday. Some people are so desperate that theyre eating leaves and grass. Our correspondent joining us from beirut. What is behind this latest delay . Reporter so as youve said, the u. N. Aid agencies are not ready to deliver this food, and it involves other sides. Were talking about two distinct regions. Were talking about villages near damascus, on the outskirts, and also villages in idlib. These aid deliveriesy have to happen simultaneously. It is going back to a deal from september. There was a u. N. Brokered deal. Turkey and iran helped negotiate with on the ground. There were the release of fighters of their families and fighters as well. We have gotten to the position of delivering aid. Syria is still at war and theres fighting going on. Again theres the issu
Argentinas robin hood why thousands flock to the grave of a soldiers turned outlaw for blessings. Tens of thousands of people who are starving to death in three syrian towns will have to wait at least another day before help reaches them. Aid agencies hoped the trucks with food and medicine would arrive on sunday. Some are so desperate that they are eating leaves and grass. Aid agencies have supplies of food and medicine ready to leave damascus, and hope that the first trucks arrive, besieged by the government. Supplies will be delivered to two towns 250km away. Opposition groups are surrounding the towns. There are many areas not included in the deal. In eastern ghouta, 176,000 are said to be cut off. 9,000 are trapped in the damascus suburb of dahlia, and in the western town of zab u darny. And i. S. I. L. Fighters cut off some 200,000 people in parts of the eastern city of deraa zor. Now we go live to beirut. Why is it taking so long to get this desperately needed aid to these peopl