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Save the Children | SYRIA: Nearly 4,000 Displaced Families to Receive Food and Blankets Following Deadly Clashes in Latakia

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SYRIA: Nearly 4,000 Displaced Families to Receive Food and Blankets Following Deadly Clashes in Latakia Knize, Cassidy Mon, 03/17/2025 - 21:49 Media Contact: Claire Garmirian +1 (203) 209-8545(O) DAMASCUS (March 17, 2025)—Thousands of displaced families, including children and newborn babies, in Syria’s coastal city of Latakia are facing severe shortages of blankets, food, water, and electricity after deadly clashes earlier this month, with S…
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Save the Children | SYRIA: Nearly 4,000 Displaced Families to Receive Food and Blankets Following Deadly Clashes in Latakia

SYRIA: Nearly 4,000 Displaced Families to Receive Food and Blankets Following Deadly Clashes in Latakia Knize, Cassidy Mon, 03/17/2025 - 21:49 Media Contact: Claire Garmirian +1 (203) 209-8545(O) DAMASCUS (March 17, 2025)—Thousands of displaced families, including children and newborn babies, in Syria’s coastal city of Latakia are facing severe shortages of blankets, food, water, and electricity after deadly clashes earlier this month, with S…

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