Alarm bells have been sounded about a large amount hazardous material that is being stored at Tartous Port, with fears it could ignite reports Baladi News.
Healthcare workers in Syria are sounding the alarms about the rising number of cases as the regime continue to suppress figures and deny infections reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The Russian and Syrian army have struck back against the Islamic State following recent attacks, killing over 300 fighters and destroying hideouts reports Al-Masdar.
Following an explosion at a gas pipeline in the Damascus countryside, the cost of repairs and the loss of gas has been valued at 800 million Syrian pounds reports al-Iqtissadi.
With an absence of men in regime controlled areas, women are having to do jobs typically done by men, to ensure their families have the income needed to survive reports Baladi News.
The Assad regime is engaging in a campaign to seize the property of families who have fled Eastern Ghouta to the relative safety of the north reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
Following the publicised disagreement between Rami Makhlouf and Bashar al-Assad, Makhlouf’s brother has been awarded the contracts for duty free businesses at ports and airports reports Syria Call.
Damascus has reported a fall in the daily death toll, suggesting a decrease in the number of coronavirus infections writes Al-Watan.
Following a meeting in Aleppo, the tribes and clans of Syria have expressed their rejection of foreign occupations and the theft of national resources writes SANA.
The US has announced a further six individuals that will be added to its sanctions list and includes top media advisor Luna al-Shibl writes Anadolu Agency.
Coronavirus is continuing its spread across Syria, with new infections and deaths reported in all different areas of control.
The regime has conducted an arrest campaign in eastern Ghouta, looking for those who are wanted for conscription reports Sowt Al-Asima.
There have been reports of a high number of medical staff dying from the coronavirus, amid a shortage of beds and equipment, but also a fall in the number of daily deaths.
Coronavirus continues its spread across Syria, with many more cases announced and institutions urging people to take precautions, which are not always being heeded.
The coronavirus spread is wreaking havoc in Damascus, as it spreads through hospitals claiming the lives of a number of doctors, as well as civilians.
Berwyn Ibrahim has protested outside the People’s Assembly, claiming that the recent elections were fraudulent and that was the reason for her defeat writes Shaam Network.
For the first time in nine years, a train carrying grain has arrived in Damascus, delivering 1,000 tons reports SANA.
Syria is currently suffering from a shortage of medicine, which has been blamed on smuggling writes Al-Watan.
The number of Syrians infected with coronavirus has hit 892, as reports emerge of a number of doctors from the capital’s hospitals dying writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Mayor in Damascus Countryside have been stripped of privileges granted to them, which could help them tackle the spread of coronavirus report Sowt Al-Asima.
