And emergency status is the main hospital of the City of suede in the south Syriaafter the bloody battles that broke out in the area between the minority of the Druzes and the Bedouin paramilitaries, who had the support of the government forces.
From July 13th to July 20th, 2025, violent clashes in southern Syria have resulted in more than 1,311 people being killed, with the Sueida Hospital being “sinking” by patients and injured while operating while operating. no sufficient electricity and water supply.
It is recalled that by the devastating battles killed at least 533 fighters and 300 citizens belonging to the community of Droukos, A total of 833 members of this community, from which ‘196 were executed by summary procedures“Members of the” Ministries of Defense and the Internal Affairs “, as reported by the Syrian Observatory for Human Courts.
On the other side, they were killed 423 members of government forces and 35 Bedouin Sunniincluding three civilians who were “executed by summary procedures by Druze fighters”, according to the organization, based in London and is based on a wide network of sources in Syria.
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«Inside the suede, it is an unpleasant picture, with the health facilities under huge pressure“, Video of Damascus, Christina Bethe, a World Health Organization official told reporters.
«Electric and water have been cut, and the necessary medical supplies are over“He added himself later.
Members of the medical staff cannot be safely arrived at their workplace and the hospital’s main cemetery was full of time this week as it had to face a sharp increase in incidents.
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Although the World Health Organization has managed to distribute help with two motorways that arrived there last week, access remains difficult as tensions remain between groups that control various sections of the Sueida Government, he said.
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At least 145,000 people have been displaced by these conflicts, according to the World Health Organization, with many finding refuge in temporary reception centers in Deraa and Damascus.