Damascus Medical Syndicate: Emigration Among MDs Increases
AL-WATAN (Pro-government newspaper)
March 20, 2024
New doctors are more prone to leaving the country.
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New doctors are more prone to leaving the country.
Deputy Minister of Health Ahmed Damirieh clarified that the objective isn’t to commercialize the health service sector but rather to enhance the quality of delivery of health service.
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Dr. Imad Saadeh, the head of the Damascus Doctors Syndicate, informed Majesty News that the judiciary is currently investigating the matter.
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The majority of Syrians are now unable to perform Ramadan rituals due to soaring prices, according to al-Watan.
The regime has instituted its version of an “Oscar”, not for celebrating artistic creativity but for venerating loyalty to Assad, Walid Barksia writes in al-Modon.
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The Syrian government has long championed small enterprises as the backbone of the nation’s economy, the pro-government al-Baath said.
Shuwayer narrowly escaped a Jordanian airstrike targeting his residence in the village of Um Shama two months ago.
Despite the Salvation Government decision, protests among civilians have continued, Athr Press reports.
Abdullah al-Zoubi, a 19-year-old, was abducted from his father’s farm in Deir al-Bakht, northern Daraa.
The journalist from a state newspaper posted a message of solidarity from Tartous, challenging the narrative of betrayal, according to the Syrian Network of Human Rights
One protester was fatally shot, and another sustained injuries when Syrian regime forces opened fire indiscriminately on demonstrators, Syria TV said
This incident marks the third attack of its nature in the region within the past 24 hours, according to al-Modon
Mahmoud Ibrahim revealed that he faces multiple allegations, including “supporting armed disobedience”.
This pattern of attacks signifies an intensification of ISIS’s operational scope, according to Enab Baladi.
Media reports indicate that Turkey’s intelligence service neutralized a senior leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party.
In recent weeks, cases of RSV, known for causing bronchiolitis, have also been documented, particularly among children.
According to information acquired by Asharq Al-Awsat, the initiative encompasses a comprehensive restructuring of the constituent forces within the National Army.
