One Year The Jinderes Earthquake: A United Nations Delegation Visits The Devastated City

One Year The Jinderes Earthquake: A United Nations Delegation Visits The Devastated City

A Delegation From The United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees (UNHCR), The World Health Organization (WHO), And UN Representatives For Humanitarian Affairs Arrived In The City Of Jinderes In Northwest Syria On January 25, 2024, Nearly One Year After A Massive Earthquake Struck The Northern Provinces Of Syria And Neighboring Turkey. The Visit Aims To Assess Humanitarian Needs In The Region.(Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto)

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