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Qatar Charity distributes over 1,200 food baskets to vulnerable families in Syria

Qatar Charity (QC) has continued its humanitarian efforts in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor Governorate by implementing a food assistance initiative that benefited more than 1,200 vulnerable families affected b...

Qatar Charity distributes over 1,200 food baskets to vulnerable families in Syria

Qatar Charity (QC) has distributed over 1,200 food baskets to vulnerable families in Syria's Deir ez-Zor Governorate, benefiting more than 1,200 families and indirectly supporting more than 6,000 people. The initiative, carried out in cooperation with the Molham Volunteering Team, targeted areas such as Al-Ardi, Al-Rushdiya, Khasarat, Kanamat, and Sheikh Yassin, where communities have suffered extensive destruction and displacement.

Each food basket weighed approximately 70kg and contained essential supplies. Mohammed Yazji, a relief projects coordinator at Qatar Charity's Turkiye office, emphasized the importance of this assistance in alleviating the financial burden on families returning home after years of displacement. The distribution of food baskets is part of QC's ongoing humanitarian efforts to support affected communities and improve living conditions in Deir ez-Zor and other conflict-affected areas.

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