Residents of Suweida have protested against living conditions in the province and the recent fires that destroyed crops and livelihoods reports Enab Baladi.
Suicides are becoming prevalent in Syria, with hanging the most frequent method of suicide reports Tishreen.
President Assad has dismissed Talal al-Barazi, and replaced him with Atef al-Nadaf, who was previously governor of Suweida writes Alsouria Net.
Residents of the Syrian coast are anticipating, what could be, a devastating earthquake, but officials are confident that buildings can withstand writes Al-Watan.
To spread awareness and information about the coronavirus, the Syrian government has set up a number of emergency centres and telephone hotlines writes SANA.
In line with the government’s efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, a number of initiatives and campaigns have been launched to ensure that people isolated in their homes receive the proper care they need writes SANA.
While still denying the existence of any cases, the regime are putting in place a number of measures to ensure that the coronavirus does not spread reports Alsouria Net.
The Syrian regime insists that there are no cases of coronavirus in Syria, however a number of Pakistanis, travelling from Syria, have tested positive reports Alsouria Net.
Turnout for applications to be considered for the upcoming People’s Assembly elections has been high across the country and represents a diverse range of people reports Al-Watan.
Applications to run for the People’s Assembly have been low across the country, but the authorities are expecting an upturn in the number writes Al-Watan.
Pro-regime activists have circulated a video of a regime fighter begging on the streets of the capital, sparking anger and outrage writes Brocar Press.
In the costal provinces of Lattakia and Tartous, women are taking the place of men who have been killed or are fighting on the front lines for the regime writes Brocar Press.
In his Facebook post, Ahmed Suleiman is believed to have spoken out against the rampant corruption that is plaguing Syria writes Al-Modon.
The costal provinces of Lattakia and Tartous have seen the spread of sports betting, which is bringing large amounts of money for some regime loyalists and leaving other deep in debt writes Alsouria Net.
The Tourist Investment Forum in Tartous was scheduled to run for two days, but closed after just one, with no explanation given reports Snack Syria.
Fires have raged across agricultural land and through forests, causing a huge amount of damage, but the cause is still unknown reports Al-Watan.
Fires that raged across Lattakia, Homs and Tartous provinces have been brought under control and extinguished by firefighters reports SANA.
During first half of 2019, a number of different facilities in the chemical, food and engineering sector opened up in Tartous, creating over 100 job opportunities reports SANA.
Alawites living on the Syrian coast are watching the unfolding events in Hama and Idleb and are concerned about what the developments might mean for them writes Al-Modon.
There were nine officers among those killed, all from the province of Tartous, the regime’s main supply of manpower reports Zaman Al Wasl.
