Refugees from Nubel and Zahraa On the Road and When They Arrived in Damascus

These are the refugees from Nubel and Zahraa on the road.

When they arrived in Damascus SSM provided them with food and bedding and a place to stay.

On The Road:

Scenes of displaced people from the towns of #Nubul and #Zahraa north of #Aleppo in the city of #Al-Safira south of #Aleppo, which was controlled by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and the terrorist factions affiliated with the Turkish occupation a few days ago

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They are saying that they have nothing, not even food and water:

• Peace be upon you, we have came here four days ago from Aleppo, Nubi and Zahraa.  We came 70  kilometers away.
• Here, our situation was worse than ever.
• We have no food, no water, no electricity, no warmth, and most of the people here are women and children.
• The lord god is sufficient for me and is the best of disposers, but I appeal to your organizations.
• International and humanitarian organizations support these people.
• More than 3000 people are sleeping rough.
• What do you want, to record the people here?  We buried two people who were with us.
• I’m tired, I’m tired, I’m tired, I’m tired
• OK. What a shame.  Wait and see.
• babbling….  Medicine, medicine.  My mother in law is sick and nervous.
• Medicine, medicine, she has no  medicine left.  My mother-in-law is very sick and has no medicine left.  She also had an operation and made tea for her joints.
• I broke it    [music]
• The cat !  Look what he’s not eating.  This is the food he’s eating.  It’s fodder.  He’s eating fodder, fodder. Good condition.  I put you in a complete picture.   What is the food and drink about you?  There is nothing wrong with you.
• Children die from hunger.  The whole world dies from hunger.  God is sufficient for me.
• There are children without food.  There are children who need breast milk. Their mothers have no milk  for 2 or 3 days.
• Are you hungry? (speaking to a child) We need food and drink. Go, go see what’s here.  Go after it.  Come on out.
• All of them, Awal and the children are sleeping.  Abu Ali, may god keep you alive, you are the one who told me.
• Abu Sadak, tell me everything.  Where is the whole thing going?
• Who is with us?  There is no purpose in it.
• Why did you leave the whole thing with us… for no purpose.
• God is sufficient for us, and he is the best disposer of affairs.

Despair is widespread, but at least we were able to provide sustenance and security for a while.