The earthquake caused the loss of jobs for 78.3 percent of Syrian refugees living in the affected areas, according to Syria TV.
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About 1,750,000 Syrians live in cities in southern Turkey, where the earthquake occurred, according to Athr Press.
Another disaster is unfolding whilst people have lost everything, and many do not have the means to provide basic needs.
Most Syrians work without insurance and earn lower wages than their Turkish counterparts, according to Enab Baladi.
Local councils are holding new elections in areas along the Turkish-Syrian border, according to Syria TV.
The Yeni Cag newspaper said that the industry in Gaziantep would collapse without the Syrians, according to Orient Net.
The Syrian Observer sits with Bassam al-Kuwatli, one of the co-founders of Ahrar, a liberal political party.
The government probably won’t be able to find permanent solutions that prevent the spread of the disease, according to Enab Baladi. Al-Souria Net reports that vaccines are not available in Syria.
The “Caravan of Light” campaign was launched by Syrian refugees in Turkey to migrate towards Europe, according to Athr Press.
The SDF said it led three operations against Turkish forces deployed on the border, killing seven, according to North Press.
These Statements by Hayati Yazici came as three Turkish military columns entered from the Jarablus border crossing with Syria.
Syrians are leaving both Syria and Turkey to find a safe place to live in Europe, according to Syria TV.
A group of Turkish men killed a Syrian textile worker in Istanbul, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
One million Syrian students study in Turkish schools, according to Syria TV.
At the Arab-Turkish Business Summit, held in Gaziantep, local companies promoted investment in northwestern Syria for the first time, according to al-Souria Net.
Social media users posted a video showing an old Syrian woman being kicked in the face by a Turkish national, according to al-Souria Net.
Russian warplanes targeted opposition positions; a rocket attack killed 10 government soldiers and wounded nine more in the northwest; Kurdish militants fired rockets and mortar shells from Syria on a Turkish military border post; Putin has begun moving troops from Syria to Ukraine
Leaders in the al-Nusra are channeling aid into a lucrative black market scheme, investing the surplus in Turkey, according to the Syria Times.
Facing aid cuts after the Covid pandemic, the healthcare system in Idleb is falling apart, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
