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Increase in Attacks on Medical and Relief Sector in September 2017

4-October-2017 By admin2

September 2017 witnessed a sharp increase in attacks on the medical and relief sector in Syria. The main reason for this increase was the Russian onslaught on Idlib, which began on 19/9/2017. The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) documented the targeting of nine hospitals and medical points, six of which were in Idlib, two in […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: ambulance, civil defence, hospitals, idlib, material damage, medical sector, nurse, paramedic, relief sector, russian war planes, Syrian regime war planes

Targeting of the Medical and Relief Sector in November 2016

2-December-2016 By admin2

During November 2016, the Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) documented the targeting of 14 hospitals and medical points, 10 of which were in Aleppo, two in Idlib, one in Hama and one in Homs, in addition to a pharmacy which was targeted in Aleppo. SHRC also documented the continuation in the targeting of relief and […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: Aleppo, ambulance, civil defence, hospital, idlib, medical, medical points, medical sector, November 2016, pharmacy, relief sector, rural damascus, targeting, white helmets

September 2016: The Targeting of the Medical and Relief Sector

3-October-2016 By admin2

The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) has documented the targeting of nine hospitals and medical points during September 2016, in the highest number of attacks on hospitals to have taken place within one month during 2016. Four of the targeted hospitals were in Aleppo and three in Idlib, whilst one was in Hama and one […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: aid convoy, Aleppo, ambulances, civil defence, hospitals, idlib, medical points, medical sector, relief sector, September 2016, syrian red crescent

The Targeting of the Medical and Relief Sector in August 2016

5-September-2016 By admin2

The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) documented the targeting of 11 hospitals and medical centres in August 2016, four of which were in rural Damascus, three in Aleppo, three in Homs, and one in Idlib. In addition, a directorate for health in the province of Idlib was targeted. SHRC also documented the continuation of the […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: Aleppo, ambulances, civil defence, Homs, hospitals, idlib, medical sector, relief sector, rural damascus

Medical and Relief Sectors Targeted throughout July

4-August-2016 By admin2

July witnessed a sharp rise in the targeting of both the medical and relief sectors, with SHRC documenting the targeting of 24 hospitals and medical centres throughout the month- the highest average to be recorded in 2016 so far. The attacks were concentrated in the province of Aleppo, in which 15 of these hospitals were […]

Filed Under: Special reports Tagged With: Aleppo, ambulances, civil defence, doctor, hospitals, medical centres, medical sector, medical staff, nurse, regime war planes, relief sector, russian war planes

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