News of the 25-year-old performer’s death in the Lebanese capital was met with an outpouring of sorrow on the social media site
“Sometimes I bring my medicine from Lebanon because the Syrian medicine is not effective according to my doctor, as the private medical factories put only small amounts of the effective component in drugs”
Pharmacist says chemists are exploiting the lack of medicine in the capital to raise prices, sometimes increasing costs by twice the actual price
Poverty rates and population density in some areas of the capital and its surroundings are basic factors behind spread of prostitution, says prosecutor
The work of charitable associations which targeted poverty and those in need prior to 2011 has expanded to include migrants and wounded and families of martyrs
Syria’s untrained pharmacy workers are benefiting from recent laws calling for a rise in the price of medication
Al-Souria investigates Hezbollah’s alleged drug trafficking ring in Damascus
Hospital operating at over its maximum capacity with some departments receiving 800-900 patients a day, according to administrators
Syrian PM looks to Havana to help rehabilitate country’s post-war medical and pharmaceutical sector
Arsal hospital worker opens home-based support center in effort to assist those with special needs and change the community’s attitudes towards those with disabilities
Shops that remain open during prayer time will be closed for up to five days
Drugs are sold in unmarked boxes
Zeitouneh described what she saw first hand, also recounting testimonies from paramedics and activists on the ground
Mala Gel’s mission is to provide social and economic services and to ensure the security of residents in the Kurdish areas where the central government’s presence on the ground receded and its institutions were weakened
Penalty is execution if a child is killed
