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Annual Report 2016 SARC HQ - IM Department

SYRedCrescent SYRedCrescent [email protected] www.sarc.sy

P2. SARC Presence

P1. SARC Summary

P3. Emergency Response Operations 1P4. Emergency Response Operations 2P5. EvacuationsP6. Food & Agriculture SectorP7. Non-Food Items & Shelters Sector P8. Health Sector

P9. Nutrition Sector

P12. Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene Sector

P10. Protection & Education SectorP11. Livelihoods Sector

P13. HR & Capacity BuildingP14. Logistics Capacities

P15. SARC Partners

Syrian Arab Red Crescent

2016ANNUALREPORT

SARC Summary 2016

page 1Annual Report 2016 SARC HQ - IM Department SYRedCrescent SYRedCrescent [email protected] www.sarc.sy

The Syrian Arab Red Crescent is an independent humanitarian organization of public utility, and it’s permanent and continuous presence, and it has a legal entity and enjoys financial and administrative independence.

Syrian Arab Red Crescent has been recognized by International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva (ICRC) in 1946, SARC is committed to Geneva Conventions and the seven fundamental principles of the International Movement of Red Cross and Red Crescent.

Syrian Arab Red Crescent was founded in 1942 according to the decree No /540/ and the decree No /117/ that regulating the Organization’s work.

SARC was awarded the Peace Prize of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent in Sydney in 2013.

SARC Partners : RCRC Movement, UN, INGO’s, and Local NGO’s.

SARC branch

Country capital

SARC Progress 2016

CLINICS

MHUs

FIRST AID CENTERS

COMMUNITY CENTERS

New SARC Health Facilities

Aleppo - Hamdanyeh clinicHoms - Waer clinicRural Damascus - Qarra clinic

Aleppo - Aleppo clinicTartous - Tartous clinicRural Damascus - At Tall clinic

Tartous - Bosayra clinic

Homs - Ekrima

Aleppo center

Idleb, Rural Damascus(At Tall, Qatana)

New SARC Protection Facilities

Livelihoods

13.5 MPEOPLE IN NEED

6.3 MPEOPLE INTERNALLY DISPLACED

3.9 MPEOPLE IN HARD TO REACH AREAS

0.97 MPEOPLE IN BESIEGED AREAS

Source: UN OCHA HNO 2017

SEED & FERTILIZERS & MEI* PROJECT

SHEEP & FEED PROJECT

Aleppo, Rural Damascus, Quneitra, Homs, Hama, Al Hasakeh, & As-Sweida

Homs & Lattakia

Rural DamascusVOCATIONAL TRAINING IN CARPET MANUFACTURING

NUTRITION CLINICS

62

6.1 MSARC BENEFICIARIES

STAFF & VOLUNTEERS LOST THEIR LIVES IN LINE OF DUTY TO SAVE OTHERS‘ LIVES

EMERGENCY RESPONSE OPERATIONS

CONVOYS / CROSS LINES

THE CONVOYS TO:ALEPPO, HOMS, DAMASCUS, RURAL DAMASCUS, IDLEB, HAMA, DAR‘A, AND

374

TRUCKS

AIR DROPS

TARGETED POPULATION

444

2.7M

3,218

178

VOLUNTEERSWHO CARRIED OUT 10,271 SHIFTS

MEI: Micro Economic Initiatives project

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Al-Thawrah

Jurneyyeh

Salkhad

RamiQanawat

QarayyaRaha

ShaqaNajran

Al Haffa

Al Qardaha

Jableh

A'zaz

Al Bab

AtarebDayr

JabelSaman

Jarablus

Afrin

Ain alArab

Menbij

As Suqaylabiyah

Shat-ha

As SalamiyehMasyaf

Ar-RastanKafr Laha

Arab HisnWadi

TalbisehAl Makhrim

Al Qusayr

Sokhneh

Farqalas

MahinQaryatein Tadmor

Izra'

Hrak

Nawa SheikhMiskineMiskine

As Sanamayn

Busra

Ash-Shajara Da'el

Mseifra

Tiba

Al Mayadin

AbuKamal

At TallSidnaya

Az ZabdaniAl Qutayfah

JirudAn Nabk

Qarra

Darayya

Sahnaya

HarastaEast Ghota

DhameerNashabiyehArna Quatana

Hadar

Al Butayha

Kisweh

Yabrud

SheikhBadr

BanyasQadmous

Sawda

DreikishMashtaElhilu

Arwad

Tell Abiad

ShahbaQuneitra

Damascus

Duma

Lattakia

Tartous

Al-Hasakeh

Ar-Raqqa

As-Sweida

Aleppo

Idleb

Hama

Homs

Dar'a

Deir-ez-Zor

RuralDamascusU

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OF area of operation

Jaramana

Mukhayyamal Yarmuk

Muàddamiyah

Maydan

KafrSusah

JawbarDummar

Barzah

AshSharbaji

Al Qadam

MazzatJabal

Ruknad Din

AbuJarash

Al MazraàhAl Qassa`

Bab Tuma

Bab SarijahBabMasalla

AbuRumanah

Sarujah

FaylatGharbiyah Faylat

Sharqiyah

Basatinar Razi

Al Hamidiyah

As SittÀ'ishah

Hada'iqIbn Jarash

Darayya

HajarAswad

Harasta

Babella

Jaramana

KafrBatna

Arbin

Qudsiya

At Tall

Duma

Damascus

Mezze

SARC BranchesSARC Headquarters

Legened

SARC Active Sub-BranchesSARC In-Active Sub-Branches

6

1

6

2 2

43

7

2

18

8

12

3

1

6

1

5

8

2 21

2

Idleb Al-Hasakeh As-Sweida Quneitra Aleppo Hama Homs Dar'a Deir-ez-Zor RuralDamascus

Tartous Ar-Raqqa

Number of SARC Branches, and Sub-branches

SARC Branches

SARC Sub-Branches

14

6033

93

Emergency Response Operations


Aleppo

Ar-Raqqa

Al-Hasakeh

IdlebLattakia

TartousHama

Deir-ez-Zor

DamascusRural Damascus

Homs

As-Swedia

Dar aQuneitra

,

East AleppoSheikh Maksoud

Dier-ez-Zor city

Rajo

KefrayaFoua

Yakhor Azaz

Big Orem

Al-HoulaGantu

Kafr Laha Al-Waer

Qaryatayn

Tadmor

Al-Dar Al-KabirahTir MaallahTalbiseh

Tall RefaatKafar Janeh Afrin

Legend

Request to unstable areas

Number of convoys

Black Oil

Protection

Number of air drops

NFI

Food & Agriculture

Health

Non-Food Items & Shelters

WASH

Nutrition

Education

Madiq Castle

Hajeb

Banan

Ar Rastan

Biet SawaHammouryeh

YaldaBabellaBeit Sahm

Moadamyia

BludanAz-Zabadani

Madaya

Jerud

Al Dumeir

Ar-Ruhaybah

Jubaadin

Kafr Batna

ZabdinDier Al Asa�r

AkrabaAt TeibaAl Mukayliba

At-Tall

DumaHarasta

ZamalkaQudsayaAl Hamah

Hazza-Saqba-EinTarma-JisreenDamascus City

Daraya

Sirghaya

Wadi Barada

NFI

NFI

NFI

NFI

8

26

47

178

109

NFI2

NFI

NawaIzra‘

EnnkhelEl Harra

Jasim

As-Sanamayn

4

CONVOYS/CROSS LINES TRUCKSAIR DROPS

POPULATION

374

444 2.7M

3,218178

Number of Distributed Items Reached By SectorConvoys/Cross Lines

Almost 2 Million patients recieved medications.

NFI

20,000 L

2.2M1.7M

1.4M393K

144K1.2K

Health

Food & AgricultureNFI & Shelters

Number of Convoys By Month

The Convoys To :

9 26 20 42 51 44 44 29 32 37 19 21

JAN

2016FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

Foua, Kefraya, Azaz, Shiekh Maksoud, Big Orem, Tall Refaat, East Aleppo, Rajo, Afrin, Kafr Janeh, Yakhor, Hajeb, Banan, Al Houla, Kafr Laha, Al Dar Al Kabiera, Rastan, Gantu, Al Qaryatayn, Al Waer, Talbieseh, Tir Maala, Tadmor, Moadamieh, Al Hama, Babbila, Beit Sahm, Yalda, Qudsaya, At Tall, Al Ruhayba, Zabadani, Duhmeer, Teiba, Mukayliba, Bludan, Beit Sawa, Jabaadin, Jerud, Jisreen, Harasta, Hazza, Saqba, Eein Tarma, Hammouryeh, Duma, Daraya, Deir Al Asafer, Zabdin, Zamalka, Aqraba, Kafr Batna, Madaya, Wadi Barada, Sirghaya, Nawa, As-Sanamayn, Izra‘, Jasim, Ennkhel, El Harra, Madik Castle, & Deir ez Zor City.

VOLUNTEERS

WHO CARRIED OUT 10,271 SHIFTS

EducationProtection

Black Oil

NutritionWASH

Aleppo

East Aleppo

BananHajeb

Al Sheikh Maksoud

Rajo

Yakhor

Azaz

Big OremAleppo City

Tall RefaatKafar Janeh

Afrin

NFI

Almost 400 thousand patients recieved medications.

No. of distributed items by sector

788,00026287102

471K331K

167K46K

22K384

Homs

Homs CityAl-Waer

Kafr Laha

Al HoulaAr Rastan

TalbiesehTier MaallaGantu

Al Dar Al Kabirah

Qaryatayn

Tadmor

NFI


158K30K

269K

134

No. of distributed items by sector741K

644K

47918899 501,235

Idleb

Kefraya

FouaIdleb City

20,000

NFI

60K57K

47K

32K7K


8134464


10,000 L

YaldaBabellaBeit Sahm

Moadamyia

BludanSirghaya

Az-Zabadani

Wadi Barada

Madaya

At-Tall

Harasta

Damascus City

Damascus & Rural Damascus

1091,7122,113 1,000,825

NFI


947K578K

463K118K

62K758


10,000 L

Al HamahQudsaya

Daraya

Biet SawaHammouryeh

Zamalka

Zabdin

Kafr BatnaHazza-Saqba-EinTarma-Jisreen

Dier Al Asa�r

AkrabaAt TeibaAl Mukayliba

Jerud

Al Dumeir

Ar-Ruhaybah

Jubaadin

Duma

Madiq Castle

Hama City


102K22K

19K1K

No. of distributed items by sectorNFI

26058 32,000

Hama178

6,57590,000

Dier-Ez-Zor


Dier-Ez-Zor city

No. of distributed items by sector451K

33K

11K

As-SanamaynEl HarraEnnkhel

Jasim

Izra‘Nawa

410760 315,500

Darà


38K23K

6K


NFI

Legend

NFIFood & AgricultureNo. of shifts carried out by SARC volunteers

No. of people targeted

No. of convoys

No. of trucks

No. of air drops in Dier-Ez-Zor

Health

Non-Food Items

WASHNutrition

EducationProtection

xx

xx

xx

xx

Request to unstable areas

Emergency Response Operations


Evacuations


Aleppo

Ar-Raqqa

Al-Hasakeh

IdlebLattakia

TartousHama

Deir-ez-Zor


Homs

As-SwediaDar a

Quneitra ,

East AleppoWest Aleppo

KefrayaFoua

Big Orem

Al-Houla

Tal DahabKafr Laha

Al-WaerInshaat

Madinat al-Baath

AfrinWestCountryside

Legend

Evacuation districts

No. of people who have been evacuated in each governorate

Madiq Castle

Ar Rastan

Mashrafahxx

Moadamyia

Jubata al-Khashab

Az-Zabadani

MadayaBaqin

Duma

Damascus City

Daraya

Khan AlSheeh

Sit ZaynabZahira

Qadam

QudsayaAl Hamah6,481

615

33,1181,498

5

2

Evacuations

Four Towns Evacuations

Other Evacuations

41,719Total Number of Persons 82

137

Total Number of Evacutions

Total Number of Evacutions

55Total Number of Evacutions

445Total Number of Persons

41,274Total Number of Persons

167

117

85

76

Companions

Corpses

Humanitarin Cases

Medical Cases

17

40,701

404

152Companions

Corpses

Humanitarin Cases

Medical Cases

184

40,786

521

228Companions

Corpses

Humanitarin Cases

Medical Cases

Humanitarin Cases98 %

Medical Cases, Companions, & Corpses2 %

Food & Agriculture


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’aDamascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

Number of food parcels & canned food parcels in each branch

xx

Number of bread portions

K: Number in thousandM: Number in million

Number of Collective kitchensxx

xx

Country capital

Governorate capital

1

8

9

8

4.6M

2.6M

4.4M4.7M

125K

616.4K

60K

126K

132K

137K

433K

1.3M

1.3M

1.1M

885K519K

984K

226K

33.3K

Collective Kitchens7.1M

5.1M

26Total Number of Distributed Items (Only Food Parcels & Canned Food Parcels)

Total Number of Distributed Bread Portions 17.1MThe Daily Average of Bread Portions Distribution is 47K

Total Number of Collective Kitchens

Collective kitchens provide food to more than 9.8K familieson almost a daily basis.

in Aleppo(8), Rural Damascus(8), Lattakia(1), & homs (9) .Total Number of Beneficiaries

Food Items

Total Amount of Items used in Collective Kitchens:Bread Project

Rice

Pasta

Bulghur

Beans

LentilsVeg. Oil

Ghee

Sugar

Salt

TomatoPaste

GHEE

K: Number in Thousand KGM: Number in Million KG

71K 2M

233K

290K

268K 386K383K 493K

283K

287KICRC

OCHA

ACF

12.2M

4.4M

476.4K

Seeds Project800 Tons of wheat has been distributed in Aleppo (As Safira, Jabal Samaan, Azaz, & Afrin) for 4,000 beneficiaries, In cooperation with FAO.

Non-Food Items & Shelters


NFI

Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’aDamascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

Number of shelters served by SARC in each branch

Country capital

Governorate capital

xx

3

1

13

1

17

54

14

18

36

34

130

111

164

Non-Food Items

Most Common Distributed Non-Food Items

NFI Shelters

6.1M 582Total number of shelters served by SARC Total Number of Beneficiaries

Blankets

Mattresses

Sleeping Mats

Clothes

Plastic Sheets

Kitchen Sets

2.8M

1M

732K

701K

401K

300K

SARC provides support and services in the accessible shelters in all over Syria.

The services and activities would include:

Providing Water and Sanitation services, in which shelters are fully equipped with the necessary materials in order to improve families’ Living Conditions.

Providing health services and medications through SARC Mobile Health Units, Medical Mobile Teams, and medical health clinics and health points.

Providing ready-to-eat meals and bread portions in many shelters.

Distributing relief items.

Organizing health awareness activities.

Providing psycho-social support Activities.

Providing educational services.

Health


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’aDamascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

Number of patients in each branchxx

K Number in thousand

Country capital

Governorate capital493K

423K

381K

245K

128K

87K

38K

32K

33K

19K

16K

13K139K

Number of Patients

Some of Medical Distributed Items

2,048,268 Number of Facilities 144

1,255,255

266,702

196,540

144,734

114,705

37,480

33,932

SARC manufactured Protheses & Othesese for 472 peoplein need.

Clinics Including 1,080 mental health patients

Health PointsMHUsMMTsFirst Aid Services

Nutritional CentersHospitals

Wheelchairs

Midwifery Kits

Walking Crutches

54

2825

20

23

28

12

5

2

Clinics

Health PointsMHUsMMTsFirst Aid Services

Nutritional CentersHospitals

Number of consultaions exceeded 2 millions.2,795

1,039

660

Nutrition

Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

HamaAs Salamiyeh

At Tall

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’a

Damascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

Number of nutrition clinics patients

Number of children by pecentageNumber of pregnant Lactating women by percentage

K Number in thousand

Country capital

Governorate capital

xx

30K

2K

26K

5K

%14

%20

%22

%78

%80

%20

%12

%88

%80

%86

13K


Most Common Distributed Nutrition Items

Baby Milk

HEP-Energy Biscuits

Peanut Butter

Nutrition Clinics

No. of patients 76,122

14,548 (19%)

(81%) 61,574

Pregnant Lactating Women - PLW

Children

50%50%

Distributed Nutrition Items

for children & Pregnant Lactating Women (PLW)

9.1M

6.8M

208.7K

2.9MTotal Number of Beneficiaries

Protection and Education


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

Rural Damascus

As-Sweida

Dar’a

DamascusQuneitra

Idleb

Legend

No. of teams & centers in each branch

Community Center

PSS Mobile Team

PSS in Medical Mobile Team (MMT)

xx

Country capital

Governorate capital

112

2

81

68

1

10

3

3

3

2

1

1

2

18

17

154

21

21

2

96

4

Protection Activities

Community Centers

PSS Mobile Teams

PSS in MMT

Sport Activity Support Groups Vocational TrainingsWar Injuries ActivitiesDefusingTeam Builing

Peer SupportSpecial Needs ActivitiesAdolescents Coping Sessions

Mother s Sessions

The Children s Resilience Program

Psychosocial First Aid (PFA)

,

,

Counseling

Awareness/Psychoeduc-ation

Art /Cooking /LibraryRecyclingHandicraftGames / RecreationOutside ActivitiesWeekends ActivitiesOpen Cafes / Open DaysVideos /Movies /TheaterFamily ActivitiesStory Telling

INFORMAL EDUCATIONINCOME GENERATINGWITH DISABILITIESCARING FOR VOLUNTEERS & STAFFFOCUSED NONSPECIALIZED SERVICESSOCIAL, ART, RECRATION

Protection Services Protection Beneficiaries

550,124

974,864 454,487

327,339

97,402

Community Centers

PSS Mobile Teams

PSS in MMT

263,489

162,533

28,465

Educational Items

137K

7K2K

223KTotal Number of Beneficiary Children Most Common Distributed Educational Items

Self Learning Materials

School Kits

Educational Kits

School

Number of Distributed Items1,261 Children Recreational Kits for 100,880 children.each kit for 80 children

Protection10 Community CentersTotal Number of centers & Teams 71 38 PSS Mobile Teams 23 PSS in MMTs

Livelihoods


Aleppo

Ar-Raqqa

Al-Hasakeh

IdlebLattakia

TartousHama

Deir-ez-Zor


Homs

As-SwediaDar a

Quneitra ,

Legend

Seed & Fertilizers Project

Sheep & Feed Project

Agro Tools Project

MEI-PRP Project

Vocational Training Project

MEI Project

Tailoring Project

Ongoing Pending Completed

Green Houses Project No. of Families No. of Women

1,000

1,328 (Wheat)

708

403

569

300

48

38

58

220

200

95

(Wheat & Fertilizers)



(Wheat)

Project Status

Bene�ciaries

Stage of The Implementation Projects

550306

5,370

MEI (Micro Economic Initiative) ProjectTargeted FamiliesBeneficiaries (Families)

Total Number of Beneficiaries

56%

6058

Vocational Training in Carpet ManufacturingTargeted FamiliesBeneficiaries (Families)

97%

10095

95%

Green Houses ProjectTargeted FamiliesBeneficiaries (Families)

Seed & Fertilizers ProjectTargeted Families 5,850

4,411Beneficiaries (Families)69%

500500

Sheep & Feed ProjectTargeted FamiliesBeneficiaries (Families)

100%

Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

Rural DamascusAs-Sweida

Dar’aDamascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

xx

Number of health promotion program bene�ciaries in each branch

Number of water projects and activities in each branch

xx

Country capital

Governorate capital

344

63

59

57

49

40

35

32

29

29

16

14

44

291K

7K

0.2K

285K

224K

94K

40K

35K

21K

18K

17K

Most Common Distributed Items & Awareness MessagesDistributed Items Awareness Messages

2,9901,031,962

SoapAqua Tabs

Hand Washing

LishmaniaLice and Scabies

Anti Lice Shampoo

Water Project

Health Promotion Program

Relief Distributed Items

Water truckingWatertanks261,462M33,008

Bottled Water91,465 1.5L4,500 10 L

Water Treatment ChemicalsNAOCL HTH CL2

466 T 393 T 222 Drums

Most Common Distributed Items

Shelters

Pumping Stations

161

Drilled boreholes758,190 1,688

715

37273,126

550

189

13

Hospitals54

Bakeries19

Interventions & Rehabitations

Boreholes447

Maintenance47

Most Common Works

of Syria’s population are bene�t from water distribution by water tanks, water treatment activities, maintenance services and potable water distributions. 80%

1.2M

1.2M289K

76K

Total Number of BeneficiariesNo. of Most Common Distributed Items

No. of ActivitiesNo. of Beneficiaries

Hygiene Kits

Baby Hygiene Kits

Hygiene Kits for Special Needs

Distribution DistributionAwareness AwarenessTraining TrainingIn addition to 96 other beneficiaries. In addition to 550 other activities.

HR & Capacity Building


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’a

DamascusQuneitra

Idleb

Legend

Number of trainings in each branch

Number of active volunteers and sta� in each branch

Number of sta� in headquarters

Number of trainings in HQ

xx

xx

xxHQ

xx

Country capital

Governorate capital60

1

156

185

157

200

274207

274

HQ

HQ

248

61

550

1,175

479

798

1,519

3,1338

27

31

30

27

22

31

49

61

87

29

Training & Topics463

3099,107

Total Number of Trainings15Total Number of Topics

Community Health

Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene

Disaster Management T.O.T

Information Management

First Aid

Psychosocial Support

Basic Disaster Management

International Humanitarian Law

Nutrition

265

55

25

201717

8

65

4

3

321

32

Advanced Disaster Management

SARC VOLUNTEERS

7,673

3,908LOCAL COMMUNITY

Participants

11,581

6,271

5,310

Total Number of Participants from SARC volunteers & Local community

54%46%

9,416Number of Active Volunteers & Sta�No. of Sta� in HQNo. of Active Volunteers & Sta� in SARC Branches

Livelihoods

Marine Salvage

Communication

Logistics

Induction

Logistics Capacities


Lattakia

Tartous

Homs

Hama

Ar-Raqqa

Deir-ez-Zor

Al-Hasakeh

Aleppo

RuralDamascus

As-Sweida

Dar’aDamascus

Quneitra

Idleb

Legend

Branch warehouse

No. of warehouses in each branch

Warehouse area by square meters

Headquarters warehouse

xx M2

XX

Country capital

Governorate capital

12,350 M212

7,300 M22

38,839 M242

7,437 M221

11,350 M216

4,585 M2 16

1,980 M2569

22,296 M2

2,270 M231,655 M2 7

1,791 M24

1,330 M2

1,410 M2 4

13K M2

8K M2

500 M2

5

Total Number of fleet 592SARC Fleet

168

120

9

14

122

37

122

Ambulances & MHUs

Trucks

Buses

Cars

Water Trucks

Motorcycles

Other

Total Number of Branch Warehouses 206Total Branch Warehouses Area 114.5K K: thousand square meters

Branch Warehouses

Total HQ Startegic Warehouses Area 21.5K K: thousand square meters

HQ Strategic Warehouses

Tratous Central

Cargo Village

Fleet Management

Medical

Damascus Harasta

Al-Hasakeh

13K

3.5K

3K

1K

0.5K

0.5K

This number includes 29 missing,and 55 out of service.

SARC Partners


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