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The United Nations Humanitarian staff have been working “round the clock” to reopen access roads and provide emergency relief from the disastrous impact that recent floods have unleased on displaced people living in camps in northwest Syria, the UN’s deputy humanitarian coordinator there said on Friday. Providing shelter, food, clean water and other relief supplies is “a massive undertaking…[that] will continue for months”, Mark Cutts told a press briefing in Geneva. “The reality is that people in this area are facing a catastrophic situation. People in these camps are desperate...

Office of the Deputy Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the syria crisis Statement by Mark Cutts, Deputy Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syria Crisis on the recent floods in northwest Syria   Gaziantep, 28 January 2021   I am deeply concerned about the devastating impact that the recent floods have had on displaced people living in camps in northwest Syria. Following extensive efforts by humanitarian workers to reach affected communities, latest reports indicate that at least 121,000 people in 304 sites in northwest Syria were badly affected when torrential rain and strong win...

Print-Leeds, a specialist UK-based converter, has made five new appointments to strengthen the team as label production has ramped up since the first lockdown in March 2020. Print-Leeds is the sole supplier of labels to brewing giant Marston’s, which recently merged with Carlsberg UK. The company also prints labels for other household drinks brands such as Fentimans, cider producer Aston Manor and The Black Sheep Brewery.  The company has appointed Mark Cutts as a No 1 printer, Ryan Webster and Peter Richardson as print assistants, Jake Forrester as an apprentice printer, and Dawn Rawnsley...

Tuesday, 19 January, 2021 - 18:00 A drone photo taken on January 17, 2021, shows the Umm Jurn displacement camp near the village of Kafr Uruq, in Syria's rebel-held Idlib province, after heavy rain. (AFP) Asharq Al-Awsat Flooding following heavy rain at displacement camps in northwest Syria has killed a child and damaged or destroyed the tents of thousands of people, residents and aid workers said Tuesday. Aid group Save the Children said a six-year-old boy was killed in Idlib after the brick wall built around his tent collapsed...

Syria downpour kills child, turns displacement camps into 'lakes' AFP 1/19/2021 AFP © OMAR HAJ KADOUR Senior UN humanitarian official Mark Cutts said the winter downpour had affected thousands Flooding following heavy rain at displacement camps in northwest Syria has killed a child and damaged or destroyed the tents of thousands of people, residents and aid workers said Tuesday. © Abdulaziz KETAZ A drone photo taken on January 17, 2021, shows the Umm Jurn displacement camp near the village of Kafr Uruq, in Syria's rebel-held Idlib province, after heavy rain Aid group S...