Aid cuts threaten hospitals in Syria rebel enclave
The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free -- but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.
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The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free -- but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.
The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free -- but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.
The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free -- but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.
By Omar Haj KadourAgence France-Presse DARKUSH, Syria — The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free - but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.Already dwindling funds have caused dire shortages of medicine and equipment in this and other clinics in the Idlib region, the last Syrian enclave to
By Omar Haj KadourAgence France-Presse DARKUSH, Syria — The crowded hospital in Darkush in Syria's rebel-held northwest treats around 30,000 patients every month, for free - but now foreign aid cuts are threatening its future.Already dwindling funds have caused dire shortages of medicine and equipment in this and other clinics in the Idlib region, the last Syrian enclave to