Delivery Of Homes To Earthquake Victims In Afrin

Delivery Of Homes To Earthquake Victims In Afrin

Local Organizations, Including Orange, Undertook The Delivery Of A Residential Village On January 23, 2023, In The Outskirts Of Afrin, Aleppo, Syria. The Village Comprises 315 Houses, Each Consisting Of Serviced Caravans Provided For Those Affected By The Earthquake. This Effort Comes A Year After The Disaster, As Numerous Families Who Lost Their Homes Still Endure Challenging Humanitarian Conditions, Residing In Dilapidated Tents. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto)

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