The Kurdish Red Crescent provided immediate and urgent first aid to two children from the village of Al-Salmasa in the countryside of Tel Tamr.
as a result of their exposure to the explosion of war remnants. Most of the injuries were in the abdomen and legs. After providing all necessary and urgent medical care, they were transferred to hospitals in Al-Hasakah city for treatment.
The Kurdish Red Crescent continues to work on assisting the victims and providing medical referral services, as well as psychological and social support when needed.
The Kurdish Red Crescent also urges for the acceleration and intensification of all efforts to remove mines and unexploded ordnance, and to enhance support for the rights of children in a safe and protected environment due to the recurrence of these unfortunate incidents caused by armed groups leaving behind ammunition and weapons that can pose a threat to civilians, especially children, at any moment.
Tala’e/Sery Kaniye camp
Because of the consecutive rain during the past two days in Tala’e/Sery Kaniye camp, many tents were destroyed, knowing that those tents were housing families most of them were women and children. KRC teams hastened to provide all their needs, starting from transfer them by ambulances to the emergency tents, supporting them with the medical and PSS services. It is good to mention that those people are from the occupied city of Sere Ganee, it is occupied since 2019
The co-chair of Kurdish Red Crescent received a French delegation, headed by the French ambassador to Syria,
During the visit, they learned about the work of the organization, where they expressed their admiration and appreciation for the quality of the health services provided, in addition to providing three ambulances equipped with medical tools as additional assistance along with some of their health projects with us during past period.
Emergency and Ambulance Center in Raqqa
As another step added to the range of health services we provide through several centers in Raqqa city, an emergency and ambulance center was opened on April 1, 2022 to confirm our continued commitment to expanding our capacity and upgrading our services.
The center includes 4 ambulances, 12 paramedics and 12 ambulance drivers to respond to emergencies expected cases within the city and its countryside in coordination with the Central Operations disk, which coordinates the work of all emergency centers of KRC in NES.
To facing all the difficulties of living in camps, we continue supporting
The inability to return home forced IDPs to live poor conditions, like the tough weather during summer or winter. That leads to direct health awareness and relief services to them. However, our health education teams are distributing mosquito nets in Washokani camp, in order to protect the people from mosquitos especially in Summer, as well as raising awareness about this issue. That was in cooperation with Rojava and Acted NGOs
