The Ministry of Health has warned that a second wave of the coronavirus is coming and that it will be worst than the first writes Baladi News.
The Syrian capital Damascus has been hit by heavy rain, with 44 millimetres of rain falling in a single night writes SANA.
Former rebels that signed settlements with the regime have been sent to fight on the frontlines in northern Syria, where they have also been killed reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
A shortage in bread continues to plague regime held areas, as shocking pictures of people in cages angers the public reports Shaam News.
Hammouda Sabbagh has said that relations between Syria and Pakistan are important and must be strengthened to server the interests of the two countries writes SANA.
Damascus is being hit by severe shortages of medicines, with some pharmacies selling what they have a heavily inflated prices reports North Press.
President Assad has announced changes to the tax law, which will alter the tax brackets for a number of employees writes Al-Watan.
After months of closure, flights are to resume at Damascus International Airport, flying passenger to Sharjah on three dates reports SANA.
Darayya has been struck with hundreds of cases of diarrhea, which have continued to rise, despite measures being taken to halt the problem reports Al-Watan.
The coronavirus is continuing its spread and infections have been reported in a number of schools that are run by the Ministry of Education reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Ilham Ahmed has announced that talks with the regime have not proffered any positive results and that their attitude was to blame writes Alsouria Net.
The regime erected checkpoints at the entrance and exits of a number of towns and arrested young men that it claimed had not completed military service reports Sowt Al-Asima.
A leaked document has revealed that the Syrian regime fired a number of teachers from their job because they had not joined up for reserve military service writes SY 24.
It was announced that Brig. Gen. Aref al-Hassan was killed in a traffic accident on the Damascus-Homs road, making him the latest senior officer to lose their life in an accident writes Nadaa Syria.
Wildfires are raging across Syria in a number of different area, as arson is suspected and ammonia nitrate is moved, the Autonomous Administration has issued an amnesty and regime prisoners are released. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The monthly cost of living for a Syrian has risen to a record high, while wages remain stagnant writes Al-Hadath Syria.
The volatile Syrian pound has seen continued movement, although this recent change is not being attributed to any fiscal policies implemented by the regime writes SY 24.
The Syrian Arab Army has stormed the town of Kanaker, seizing weapons and explosives and submitting terms to militant groups in the area.
A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has highlighted the rising number of coronavirus cases in the country, as well as the high murder rate in regime areas writes SY 24.
After months of closure, Damascus International Airport has reopened, state news agency SANA reports
