Facing families Syrian fleeing from the furnace fighting inside Syrian cities, which resorted to camps near the Syrian-Turkish border, the risk of pneumonia. struggling families Syrian, which landed sail in camps lodged their potential modest, on the border between the village "Otma" of the city of Idlib Syrian , and the village "Bokolmaz" of the city Rihanli Turkish, difficult living conditions, under extreme weather conditions, and especially children, who can not find shoes wore to protect them cold. faces children in the camps risk of pneumonia, as it tries to families there to provide warmth to them by collecting sticks and burn it, where recently transferred two children, to the hospital Rihanli government, because of their pneumonia. his part said Secretary General of Association of Turkish Syria "Ahmad Dhafeer," in an interview with Anatolia, that children who have lost their homes and Aaúlaúhm, and their friends, are the most affected, psychological and living conditions difficult. Dhafeer said that Syrian children have not received the required vaccinations two years ago, which makes them susceptible to serious infectious diseases, such as pulmonary inflammation, pointing to their quest to urge the international health organizations to start the implementation of the vaccination campaign for children Syrians.statcounter
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Pneumonia threat to Syrian children
Facing families Syrian fleeing from the furnace fighting inside Syrian cities, which resorted to camps near the Syrian-Turkish border, the risk of pneumonia. struggling families Syrian, which landed sail in camps lodged their potential modest, on the border between the village "Otma" of the city of Idlib Syrian , and the village "Bokolmaz" of the city Rihanli Turkish, difficult living conditions, under extreme weather conditions, and especially children, who can not find shoes wore to protect them cold. faces children in the camps risk of pneumonia, as it tries to families there to provide warmth to them by collecting sticks and burn it, where recently transferred two children, to the hospital Rihanli government, because of their pneumonia. his part said Secretary General of Association of Turkish Syria "Ahmad Dhafeer," in an interview with Anatolia, that children who have lost their homes and Aaúlaúhm, and their friends, are the most affected, psychological and living conditions difficult. Dhafeer said that Syrian children have not received the required vaccinations two years ago, which makes them susceptible to serious infectious diseases, such as pulmonary inflammation, pointing to their quest to urge the international health organizations to start the implementation of the vaccination campaign for children Syrians.