Benazir2023-09-24T20:25:02+01:00September 22nd, 2023|0 Comments

Mustafa Aledo Syria has been grappling with an ongoing conflict that has significantly impacted its public health infrastructure for over a decade. A country once known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance has been left struggling with a frail health system, an undermined infrastructure, and a population where millions have been displaced. The echoes of the crisis mean that a vast majority have turned to humanitarian aid for sustenance. Healthcare, once a robust system, has become critically dependent on humanitarian organizations. And yet, even with this help, northwest Syria paints a grim picture— medical supplies are alarmingly low, and many health facilities, under a financial crunch, function at a reduced capacity or remain shuttered. February 6th, 2023’s early hours added another chapter to this saga. At precisely 4:20 a.m., I was abruptly awakened by