Six months on from earthquakes, tent hospital treats patients in Syria
The hospital was established as an urgent response to the quake disaster and the region’s need for medical services.
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The hospital was established as an urgent response to the quake disaster and the region’s need for medical services.
BAB-AL-HAWA: Syria’s cancer patients are the latest victims of the fragile status of Bab Al-Hawa, an international crossing point that sits on the border of Turkiye and Syria. Cancer patients in northwestern Syria were transferred through the border post to hospitals in Turkiye prior to the earthquake on Feb. 6, to receive the necessary care unavailable in the rebel-held zone.
Stuck on the Syrian side of the border unable to return to Turkey, patients fret over how they will continue treatment.
At least 14 people were killed in Syria's capital Wednesday morning when two explosive devices detonated on a military bus in one of the deadliest attacks to hit Damascus in years.