Published : 14-01-2017
The Palestine Charity Commission, in partnership with an anonymous donor, said it managed to secure toddler milk for Palestinian triplets in Al-Muzeireeb town, in southern Syria, for four months.
Residents of southern Syria have been subjected to dire living conditions due to the ban slapped by the regime army on the entry of much-needed medicines.
The government offensives on local hospitals, along with the ban imposed by the Jordanian authorities on the entry of Palestinian refugees seeking urgent treatment, have added fuel to fire.
The Palestine Charity Commission, in partnership with an anonymous donor, said it managed to secure toddler milk for Palestinian triplets in Al-Muzeireeb town, in southern Syria, for four months.
Residents of southern Syria have been subjected to dire living conditions due to the ban slapped by the regime army on the entry of much-needed medicines.
The government offensives on local hospitals, along with the ban imposed by the Jordanian authorities on the entry of Palestinian refugees seeking urgent treatment, have added fuel to fire.
