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[00:00:00] With the aim of re-equipping the hospital and raising its readiness to provide
[00:00:03] medical services to the people of the area and surrounding villages.
[00:00:07] We also
[00:00:07] see
[00:00:11] that the renovation works are continuing, which are being implemented by the Directorate of Health of
[00:00:14] Damascus Countryside in cooperation with a number of
[00:00:17] organizations, with the aim of rehabilitating Al-Nashabiyah Hospital and
[00:00:21] improving
[00:00:24] that are rarely available its readiness to provide better medical services
[00:00:27] to the residents and alleviate their burden of going
[00:00:30] to other areas to receive
[00:00:33] treatment.
[00:00:37] Al-Nashabiyah Hospital is located in the Al-Nashabiyah district,
[00:00:40] which includes about
[00:00:44] the level of health centers in 28 towns and villages. This hospital, like other hospitals in Eastern
[00:00:48] Ghouta, was subjected to repeated shelling by regime
[00:00:52] forces, which led to the destruction of the infrastructure. After
[00:00:55] the destruction and in coordination between the Directorate of Health of Damascus Countryside and the Ministry of Health,
[00:00:59] equipping essential services in a donor entity, which is
[00:01:02] the United Nations Development Fund, was attracted.
[00:01:05] Work is currently underway to renovate the basement
[00:01:08] and the ground floor, in addition to reinforcing the retaining
[00:01:12] walls. Currently, we have reached the stage of painting.
[00:01:16] presented a bright image of We hope for concerted efforts between the Ministry of Health, the Directorate of Health of
[00:01:19] Damascus Countryside, donor agencies, civil society
[00:01:22] organizations, in addition to the local community, to complete the renovation of
[00:01:27] plan included a large number of the first, second, and third floors to provide full service
[00:01:31] to this area, which contains approximately 40,000
[00:01:33] people.
[00:01:36] All thanks to the Ministry of Health and the organizations operating in Al-Nashabiyah
[00:01:40] Hospital. We are surprised
[00:01:42] be seen, from today by the news of equipping only one floor of Al-Nashabiyah
[00:01:45] Hospital. One floor is not enough to provide
[00:01:50] to be loyal for emergency cases. In previous periods, we lost people,
[00:01:54] where the story begins on we lost loved ones, we lost sons from our area
[00:01:57] due to accidents and cases
[00:02:00] of death. So we hope from the
[00:02:02] services because it is located in Ministry and the concerned organizations also needs a lot of to renovate the entire
[00:02:05] hospital to meet our needs and not to shock
[00:02:08] and surprise us with things that
[00:02:12] towards the city, some of them died on we did not expect after a long wait.
[00:02:15] To also comment on this issue, I welcome
[00:02:18] Ahmed Al-Atra, correspondent of Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souria, who joins us directly
[00:02:22] from Deir Ezzor, and also from
[00:02:24] Hama, Layal Kharbit, and from Homs, Hussein Al-Zira'i,
[00:02:28] correspondent of Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souria. And
[00:02:30] was closer from you, Ahmed. Ahmed, we saw
[00:02:33] during the report the great importance and large presence of the people of Deir
[00:02:37] Ezzor at the opening of Al-Nour Hospital. What is the importance that
[00:02:40] Al-Nour Hospital represents for the people of Deir
[00:02:43] Ezzor?
[00:02:49] Yes, as for Al-Nour Hospital, Al-Nour Hospital has great symbolism
[00:02:54] we raise it on for the people of Deir Ezzor before the revolution, at the beginning of the revolution,
[00:02:58] and during it, through three matters. Before the revolution, it was
[00:03:02] the best center in the eastern region, the best medical
[00:03:06] very remote areas here in center in the eastern region, and it provided treatment and services to the people of Deir Ezzor
[00:03:10] in general. When the revolution began, of course, there were
[00:03:14] demonstrations, and the regime sniped and shot at demonstrators,
[00:03:18] injuring dozens
[00:03:21] Amidst this or hundreds of them during or hundreds of them were injured during
[00:03:23] the demonstrations. It was the only refuge for those
[00:03:27] injured in the demonstrations.
[00:03:30] It was Al-Nour Hospital. Of course, there were doctors from
[00:03:33] the revolutionaries working, performing operations
[00:03:36] and treating the injured during
[00:03:38] the demonstrations in this hospital.
[00:03:42] This hospital was subjected to many raids during
[00:03:45] the period of demonstrations. After the militarization of the revolution, this
[00:03:48] center or this hospital became a field
[00:03:52] hospital. Its owner donated it to the revolution, saying
[00:03:56] it was for the revolution and they could do what they wanted with it.
[00:04:00] There were also doctors from the revolutionaries residing in it. It was shelled
[00:04:04] of Health said that there is a shortage in during the militarization phase. It was shelled
[00:04:07] several times, even though it was a treatment center that provided
[00:04:11] treatment to military personnel
[00:04:15] and civilians. After the regime took control of Deir Ezzor city in
[00:04:18] 2018, this hospital
[00:04:21] was immediately given to Iranian
[00:04:24] militias under a contract with one of the people who represented them.
[00:04:28] However, this contract abrogated the right
[00:04:32] of its original owners.
[00:04:34] Dr. Nouri Al-Sa'eed is one of
[00:04:38] the late Nouri Al-Sa'eed, the owner
[00:04:40] edifice was subjected to a lot of of this hospital. The papers were forged
[00:04:43] and given to the Iranian militias. After
[00:04:48] this center. the liberation, the sons of the late Nouri Al-Sa'eed
[00:04:50] began demanding their right. The right was restored, and Al-Nour
[00:04:54] Hospital was restored. Of course, Al-Nour Hospital was a starting point for demonstrations,
[00:04:57] apart from its health
[00:05:00] city that contains many center.
[00:05:02] departments and many In front of it, demonstrators would gather in the Deir Ezzor movement
[00:05:04] or in Al-Haraka Square in Deir Ezzor, then they would head towards Al-Mudallaji roundabout.
[00:05:08] So its revolutionary symbolism is great
[00:05:11] and very great, from the point of view of demonstrations, from the point of view
[00:05:14] of providing treatment, and from the point of view of treating revolutionaries
[00:05:17] and injured people, whether from the sons of the revolution or
[00:05:20] civilians, even civilians who were injured. I mean, imagine
[00:05:24] that there are people who get injured in areas controlled by
[00:05:28] the regime and get sick in areas controlled by the regime. They used
[00:05:31] to cross to receive
[00:05:34] treatment at Al-Nour Hospital. Uh-huh.
[00:05:37] Moving on to you, Layal, we want to talk about the reality
[00:05:41] of the health sector in Hama and in the Hama countryside as well. What
[00:05:45] is new in this sector and what are the plans
[00:05:47] there? Yes, indeed, the governorate continues
[00:05:51] its efforts to rehabilitate health facilities here in the governorate, whether at
[00:05:57] the city and countryside or at the level of hospitals and medical
[00:06:00] departments. This is part of the efforts aimed at restoring medical
[00:06:04] services in some areas and improving people's access to them,
[00:06:08] in addition to restoring and
[00:06:11] areas after the return of displaced residents to them. According to the Health Directorate,
[00:06:15] approximately 22 health centers have been rehabilitated in the governorate
[00:06:19] and the countryside. These centers aim to
[00:06:22] facilitate residents' access to services and relieve
[00:06:26] them of the hardship of travel and long distances to reach
[00:06:30] health centers that are, I mean, the closest
[00:06:33] center is about 30 to 35
[00:06:36] kilometers away. This
[00:06:39] areas in the governorate, for example, Al-Nubudha,
[00:06:43] Kafr Zeita, Al-Lataminah, Ma'an, in addition to Al-Sanimiya
[00:06:46] supervisory center, Tal Al-Durra center, many
[00:06:49] centers, in addition to Al-Sharia dental orthodontics center, and the physical
[00:06:53] therapy and prosthetic limbs center. All
[00:06:57] these centers are characterized by the diversity of health services that
[00:07:00] they provide, whether through child care, primary
[00:07:04] health services, in addition to maternal
[00:07:07] care services and providing vaccines within the national
[00:07:11] vaccination program. I mean, many services have been provided here, but
[00:07:15] these services, as we mentioned, practically save residents a lot
[00:07:18] of time, transportation, and financial burdens,
[00:07:22] and especially in emergency cases that require
[00:07:25] rapid intervention to save the lives
[00:07:28] of civilians. But the reality here in Hama
[00:07:32] governorate, if we talk about it, especially after what I saw of great
[00:07:34] destruction at the hands of the defunct regime, there is a real
[00:07:38] need for the work to be greater
[00:07:42] than what was provided. There is a big gap between what has been provided
[00:07:45] and the need on the ground. There are entire health centers that have been
[00:07:49] destroyed here in the governorate, and centers are completely out of service.
[00:07:52] Residents repeatedly demand, when preparing
[00:07:56] press reports in these areas,
[00:07:59] their first demand is health services
[00:08:02] to secure, especially to alleviate the burdens on the elderly, children,
[00:08:05] and women, for covering long distances, as we mentioned, and also
[00:08:09] financial burdens. And also,
[00:08:12] we must mention the efforts made by the Health Directorate to
[00:08:16] dispatch mobile teams to
[00:08:19] the governorate to provide emergency services to the residents,
[00:08:22] to provide what is provided by these
[00:08:26] teams to alleviate the burdens on the residents until
[00:08:30] health centers are built close to the homes
[00:08:33] of these residents. There are, as we mentioned, great efforts
[00:08:37] to provide health services. Great priority is given to them
[00:08:40] due to their importance and the need of the residents for them
[00:08:44] to help them settle down after their return from
[00:08:47] years of displacement and refuge. Uh-huh. I will go to
[00:08:51] Homs with you, Hussein. Are there any projects
[00:08:54] for rehabilitating hospitals that were
[00:08:58] destroyed during the years of the revolution?
[00:09:01] And we also want to get an overview from you of
[00:09:04] the general health sector in Homs. What is
[00:09:07] its reality and what are the projects that
[00:09:11] are about to be completed in Homs
[00:09:13] for reconstruction and rehabilitation?
[00:09:15] التاهيل
[00:09:19] Yes, Mustafa, we will first talk about the reality of the health sector in
[00:09:22] Homs governorate, whether in the city or the countryside, as everyone knows
[00:09:26] that this sector was subjected to intense shelling from
[00:09:29] the defunct regime. So we will talk first about the health
[00:09:33] centers in the city center. I am now standing in front of Homs
[00:09:37] Grand Hospital. This Grand Hospital, which was
[00:09:41] a military residence for the defunct regime, used it to shell
[00:09:44] Al-Waar neighborhood and the surrounding neighborhoods and Old Homs. So
[00:09:48] this building and this, I mean, this medical
[00:09:52] destruction as a result of the regime's use and
[00:09:56] consumption of it by the defunct regime. Work has been done to reactivate
[00:10:00] If it is reactivated, it is one of the largest
[00:10:03] medical centers in the Arab world. It is
[00:10:07] not a hospital building, but rather a medical
[00:10:14] buildings. Work has been done by the Health Directorate and Homs Governorate
[00:10:18] to rehabilitate some departments in this hospital. The first was
[00:10:22] the reactivation of the emergency department, and then the kidney
[00:10:25] department was activated, in addition to
[00:10:27] the analysis departments, emergency analysis,
[00:10:31] and hospitalization. And it has reached
[00:10:34] an advanced stage, this hospital, by providing some
[00:10:37] services, the most important of which, as we mentioned, are emergency and the kidney department,
[00:10:41] in addition to equipping it with CT
[00:10:45] and MRI machines. These machines
[00:10:49] in hospitals have been provided to this hospital in cooperation
[00:10:52] with the United Nations Commission and the government
[00:10:56] of Japan, which also participated in the rehabilitation of this hospital.
[00:10:59] We also talk about the National Hospital, which was subjected to intense shelling by
[00:11:03] the defunct regime. A department for patient accommodation
[00:11:06] was also activated, in addition to the
[00:11:10] emergency and radiology departments in the National
[00:11:13] Hospital, in addition to the rehabilitation of some hospitals,
[00:11:16] such as Al-Zahraa Hospital and other hospitals in this
[00:11:19] city. Rehabilitating them, organizing cadres, organizing
[00:11:22] services, securing the needs for these hospitals, in addition to activating
[00:11:26] medical points such as dispensaries and medical centers in neighborhoods
[00:11:30] that were subjected to destruction by the defunct regime. We also talk
[00:11:33] about the countryside of Homs governorate.
[00:11:36] Let's start with the Al-Qusayr area in the southern Homs countryside.
[00:11:40] A field hospital was activated due to the destruction of the hospital and the high
[00:11:44] cost that results from, and the long
[00:11:47] time that the hospital needs to be rehabilitated.
[00:11:51] A field hospital was established to provide emergency
[00:11:54] services and to provide services for chronic
[00:11:57] diseases, in addition to activating intensive care in this
[00:12:01] hospital. I mean, this is a preliminary step
[00:12:03] to provide for the rehabilitation of medical points in
[00:12:07] the Al-Qusayr area, in addition to the eastern countryside, and here we are talking about
[00:12:10] the city of Palmyra. This hospital, which also endured great pressure
[00:12:14] in the past period, this hospital was rehabilitated
[00:12:17] and equipped with kidney departments, in addition to
[00:12:20] emergency departments and some services, and it
[00:12:27] the eastern region, and the distances are long. It is far from Homs
[00:12:31] city. I mean, there were critical emergency cases that were evacuated
[00:12:37] the way due to the long distances between the two cities.
[00:12:40] There is also in the Al-Qusayr area, in the Rastan area,
[00:12:43] there is the large Rastan Hospital. A memorandum
[00:12:46] of understanding was signed to rehabilitate it, but so far it has not been rehabilitated,
[00:12:50] Mustafa. Yes. Uh-huh. I'll go back
[00:12:53] to you, Ahmed. Let's talk about the health and medical reality
[00:12:57] in Deir Ezzor city in general,
[00:13:00] and let's talk also about the public
[00:13:04] sector, especially in Deir
[00:13:06] Ezzor city. What is the situation there, and what
[00:13:09] is the condition?
[00:13:14] Great improvement in the health sector in general in
[00:13:18] Deir Ezzor governorate, both rural and urban. As for the National Hospital in Deir
[00:13:22] Ezzor, it witnessed the opening of two departments recently. The first department is
[00:13:25] the dental department, and the second department is the MRI department.
[00:13:29] This was in cooperation with the Deir Al-Ezz campaign, which donated this
[00:13:32] device through the residents who donated to this
[00:13:35] campaign. This was preceded by
[00:13:39] the presence of the French-Syrian Medical Conference in Deir
[00:13:43] Ezzor, and it was accompanied by very
[00:13:47] precise operations that are not usually performed
[00:13:51] under the supervision of French doctors or Syrian doctors in France.
[00:13:56] Hospitals in the rural areas of Deir Ezzor, whether Al-Kasra Hospital or
[00:14:00] a new hospital near it towards
[00:14:04] the Al-Shu'aytat area, Al-Bukamal Hospital, Al-Mayadeen Hospital.
[00:14:06] So hospitals in general
[00:14:10] have witnessed development and the opening of new departments. The only
[00:14:13] problem or the only shortage or the only obstacle to
[00:14:17] the development of this reality is medical cadres, as
[00:14:21] mentioned by the Minister of Health during his visit to Deir Ezzor
[00:14:25] during the French-Syrian Medical Conference. And also the Director
[00:14:29] medical cadres, and that is to avoid some
[00:14:33] doctors contracting with the Ministry of Health.
[00:14:36] The other thing is the call of the Minister of Health and the call of the Director of Health
[00:14:40] to all medical cadres to contract, and whoever
[00:14:43] wants to contract, their matters are directly handled
[00:14:47] smoothly and without any
[00:14:51] complications. They are directly contracted
[00:14:54] with from the medical cadres in order to supply these
[00:14:57] hospitals and health centers with doctors so that
[00:15:00] the picture is complete. Of course,
[00:15:03] from my accompaniment of a child
[00:15:06] who entered this hospital, the National Hospital in Deir Ezzor,
[00:15:10] when the French delegation was present to perform
[00:15:13] examinations in the field of neurology, this child was asked
[00:15:16] for tests and imaging.
[00:15:20] If she had been asked for them outside this
[00:15:23] hospital, it would have cost more
[00:15:25] than 20 million, whether it was an MRI scan,
[00:15:28] echocardiography, electrocardiogram,
[00:15:31] comprehensive tests for everything, nerve
[00:15:34] conduction study, brain imaging. All
[00:15:38] of these were performed at
[00:15:40] the National Hospital in Deir Ezzor, and this means
[00:15:44] that the child, the patient, or whoever
[00:15:47] the patient is, receives a complete package of services
[00:15:50] inside this hospital and does not have to go
[00:15:53] outside the hospital. The last crisis that Deir Ezzor faced,
[00:15:57] which was a poisoning crisis, proved completely that this hospital
[00:16:01] is capable of receiving, or the hospitals of Deir Ezzor in general, whether Al-Huwaidi or
[00:16:04] the National, I mean, 277 is not an easy number.
[00:16:07] Within three days, all of them were suffering from poisoning, and some of them returned
[00:16:11] after taking the medicine, they returned to the hospital
[00:16:14] because they, I mean, they did not benefit. They returned and the hospital
[00:16:18] received them and provided them with full medical services, and it emerged from
[00:16:21] this, I mean, this, let's say, crisis that affected
[00:16:25] Deir Ezzor in general and frightened its people. I mean,
[00:16:28] it emerged with flying
[00:18:03] A people whose nationality and psyche
[00:18:06] have changed. Liberated. Will not accept any oppressive Israeli
[00:18:09] encroachment.
[00:18:15] They are an integral part of Syria. We will not allow
[00:18:18] any harm
[00:18:22] to it.
[00:18:25] Syria is free and will remain
[00:18:27] free.
[00:18:32] God, Syria is one and united, and the Syrian people with all
[00:18:36] their spectrums.
[00:18:47] Around the clock, Syrian facilities and ports pulsate
[00:18:51] with activity and prepare with full readiness
[00:19:54] Implementation of the Granada Bridge rehabilitation project.
[00:20:13] Work will begin on the Mayadeen Bridge.
[00:20:26] Technical services machinery, in cooperation with emergency
[00:20:30] and disaster workshops, is rehabilitating and renovating the earthen
[00:20:33] bridge.
[00:20:36] We are in the final stages of the rehabilitation work of the Rashid
[00:20:40] Bridge.
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[00:23:22] القرار
[00:23:27] We shorten the distance and bridge
[00:23:30] the gap, because
[00:23:32] your voice
[00:23:35] is the compass.
[00:24:38] The military engineering department has been sent to complete the work of clearing
[00:24:42] mines
[00:24:42] and explosives.
[00:24:49] From entering Jabrli village to Koburluk village,
[00:24:53] and now we are in Hurriya village
[00:24:56] so that freedom will be in all lands, God willing, in the next stage.
[00:25:19] The guys who came with us
[00:25:22] were 100% correct and they responded with us. I mean, they responded within 12
[00:25:26] hours.
[00:26:10] Reading
[00:26:11] nautical charts.
[00:26:15] Ship
[00:26:17] command. Maritime safety
[00:26:21] training.
[00:26:28] Syrian Maritime Academy.
[00:26:31] Field training creates competencies.
[00:26:50] The graduation of this course embodies an aspect of modern
[00:26:53] Syria's vision in empowering the role of women and enhancing
[00:26:57] their active participation in the process of building
[00:27:00] and development.
[00:27:04] The graduation of this course comes as a new step in
[00:27:07] enhancing their presence in police work and enabling
[00:27:11] them to perform their responsibilities in building the state
[00:27:14] and society. Syrian women
[00:27:18] patience, steadfastness, and sacrifice, and proved
[00:27:21] their ability to bear
[00:27:23] responsibility.
[00:27:31] We have chosen a path that requires courage, discipline,
[00:27:35] and sincerity, so be worthy of this
[00:27:37] responsibility.
[00:27:45] I swear by Almighty God, I swear by Almighty God to
[00:27:49] be loyal and faithful
[00:27:52] to the Syrian Arab Republic, to the Syrian
[00:27:56] Arab Republic, everything in my power,
[00:27:58] and I am in defense of the homeland.
[00:28:13] For years, the flag remained a witness to our continuous
[00:28:16] attempts
[00:28:17] to survive,
[00:28:21] present in every detail
[00:28:23] of our story, on the coffins
[00:28:27] of martyrs, and in moments when death
[00:28:32] than life.
[00:28:36] And today it returns as a witness to our great
[00:28:40] victory.
[00:28:43] We carry it as children dreaming,
[00:28:47] and as adults burdened with the fatigue
[00:28:49] of the road.
[00:28:52] We hang it on the windows
[00:28:53] of houses,
[00:28:57] shoulders, and we decorate all
[00:29:00] squares with it. To complete the story.
[00:30:18] Ezzor following the poisoning incident. Commendation
[00:30:22] for the dismantling of a cell affiliated with the terrorist ISIS organization involved
[00:30:26] in carrying out assassinations. Wide
[00:30:28] interaction with scenes of the graduation of the 71st
[00:30:32] batch of individuals in Hama city.
[00:30:48] General fatigue, weakness, vomiting, and feeling
[00:30:52] very cold despite high body
[00:30:55] temperature. These are the most prominent symptoms
[00:30:58] felt by cases.