This aggression tragically claimed the life of a civilian worker at Damascus International Airport, according to al-Watan.
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President al-Assad also toured the recently established Syrian Company for photovoltaic module manufacturing in Lattakia, according to al-Baath.
The loss of vegetation cover was highlighted as a real disaster, according to Athr Press.
The ministers met with those concerned in Lattakia to propose solutions for the coastal governorate, according to Athr Press.
Assad issued a decree announcing the dismissal of five ministers from their positions and the appointment of new ones in a cabinet reshuffle, according to Al-Souria Net.
Duraid al-Assad, the son of Rifaat, may reassess his calculations and rekindle his alliance with Rami Makhlouf, according to Orient Net.
The CBS has set the exchange rate at 6,550 SYP to the dollar in the remittances and exchange bulletin, according to Shaam Network.
The White Helmets appealed to all humanitarian organizations and international bodies to provide material support, according to Syria TV.
The Ahrar Horan gathering published a photo it said was of a mass grave in the Tarheen area, according to Syria TV.
Baghdadi was one of the first founders of the Syrian Writers Association, according to Nedaa Post.
The phenomenon of suicide has increased significantly in Syria over the past years, according to Orient Net.
The military escalation in Idleb comes after HTS on Sunday carried out two infiltration operations on positions of the regime forces, according to al-Modon.
Russia says attacks are planned to be launched from the mountainous area in Ubin, according to North Press.
The Baath Party announced a 40 percent reduction in its fuel allocations, according to Baladi News.
Lattakia appears to be one of the lowest Syrian governorates in terms of electricity supply, according to Hashtag Syria.
The Syrian capital urged health workers to continue reporting suspected cases, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
Syria stressed that it provides all facilities to Arab businesspeople who want to invest seriously in Syria, according to Athr Press.
The spread of cholera is accelerating in Syria with the north and northeast most affected, SANA reports
The UN and the Syrian health ministry said the source of the outbreak could be linked to people drinking unsafe water from the Euphrates, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
