The Syrian Embassy in Tehran sends more aid to earthquake

Tehran,SANA-The Syrian Embassy in Tehran continued to send humanitarian aid to those affected by the earthquake that struck Syria on the 6th of last February . The aid is provided by the Syrian community in Tehran and the Iranian donors. The Syrian Ambassador in Tehran, Dr. Shafiq Dayoub, said in a statement that the aid includes foodstuffs, medicine, baby milk , clothes and other relief supplies. Fedaa al-Rhayiah / Shaza Qriema

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