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[00:00:13] Welcome to this episode of
[00:00:13] are widely sold in Astoria program, and to
[00:00:16] you will see the strong-willed not the headlines. Welcome to the closure of two restaurants in Deir
[00:00:20] ez-Zor after a poisoning incident. Praise
[00:00:23] for the elimination of a cell belonging to the terrorist
[00:00:26] teams will deal with ISIS organization involved in carrying out assassinations.
[00:00:29] Interaction with scenes of the graduation of the 71st
[00:00:31] batch of individuals in Hama city.
[00:00:50] His liberated soul participated in General fatigue, weakness, vomiting, and a feeling
[00:00:53] of intense cold despite high body
[00:00:56] temperature. These are the most prominent symptoms that
[00:01:00] were felt by the food poisoning cases that we heard about a few
[00:01:03] days ago in Deir ez-Zor Governorate.
[00:01:06] Let's listen.
[00:01:09] openings, and dispose of I stayed cold
[00:01:10] A bullet hit him in and shivering for about an hour. They put three blankets on me,
[00:01:13] and it didn't help. I started vomiting and having diarrhea. We came,
[00:01:17] of course, me, my son, and my wife, and we all came to
[00:01:19] this the hospital. Of course, they welcomed us
[00:01:21] in Erbil, so that he would not serve well, bless them. The people did not
[00:01:24] and its name would be mentioned in he insisted on serving let us down.
[00:01:27] From the intensity of the feeling of cold, the uncle felt that
[00:01:32] homes. As for one blanket was not enough. The
[00:01:34] story began after a number of families ate ready-made meals,
[00:01:37] initially recording a limited
[00:01:42] Amidst this number of infections before rising to 50, then
[00:01:45] 100, reaching approximately 250 cases
[00:01:48] received by Deir ez-Zor National
[00:01:53] especially after a period of of assassinations in and Al-Huwaidi hospitals. However, with the increasing number of infected people, some
[00:01:56] wondered why the number of cases continued to rise despite
[00:02:00] the infected people going to hospitals. At first, many of the
[00:02:04] infected people thought that the symptoms that appeared on them were not
[00:02:07] more than flu symptoms before their condition worsened
[00:02:11] and they realized that it might be more
[00:02:14] serious. After the incident, two teams
[00:02:19] And Marwan says, "Thank you for were sent to investigate the epidemic to the hospitals where the infected people
[00:02:23] were receiving treatment. They also went to the places
[00:02:26] suspected of causing the poisoning to take samples
[00:02:30] from them and send them to specialized laboratories.
[00:02:32] But how long do
[00:02:34] people are sleeping on the analysis results need
[00:02:36] are security. to be issued? At that time, the Public Health Laboratory in Deir ez-Zor
[00:02:39] indicated that the results need two to five
[00:02:42] days. Yesterday, the Directorate of Internal Trade
[00:02:46] and Consumer Protection closed two restaurants
[00:02:49] with red wax in Deir
[00:02:53] ez-Zor after violations were proven in them.
[00:02:56] So what is the nature of these violations?
[00:03:07] In response to dozens of complaints from
[00:03:10] their predators from citizens, we closed two restaurants with red wax due to
[00:03:12] suspicion of food poisoning cases related to them.
[00:03:16] And during the inspection tour
[00:03:18] on you. What that was carried out, it was found that one of them had tampered with the food items
[00:03:21] he had. Legal procedures and necessary investigations
[00:03:25] will continue to ascertain all the details and appropriate
[00:03:28] measures. As for the other restaurant, through
[00:03:32] Are all the food products our supervisory rounds, rotten meat unfit for human consumption was seized
[00:03:35] inside. So, rotten meat and
[00:03:39] food items unfit for consumption are violations
[00:03:42] that led to the closure of the two restaurants. So how
[00:03:45] did you comment on this incident? Our first comment is from Muhammad
[00:03:48] the shops Al-Dali on Facebook, who says, "By God, after
[00:03:51] we heard about all these poisoning cases, one considers
[00:03:55] the best and cleanest food to be the one he eats at home because
[00:03:58] he knows what he is eating. As for restaurants, many of them do not care
[00:04:02] about cleanliness and good cooking, except for those whom God has blessed."
[00:04:05] Adi wrote a comment and said
[00:04:10] Sport, and Homs Al-Fida defeats Al-Tale'a in in it,
[00:04:11] and manufacturing safety "Every corrupt person should have their shop closed and be fined heavily
[00:04:14] so that no one messes with food. People's health is not
[00:04:17] a game. Oh, how many people were poisoned because of
[00:04:20] your actions?" And Muhammad wrote on X
[00:04:23] and said, "Muhammad regrets that, unfortunately, many restaurants in
[00:04:29] continues its winning streak in as he returned, he chose to serve reality, in all governorates, not just Deir ez-Zor, even famous restaurants,
[00:04:32] have a low
[00:04:35] is the fallen dough in the oven and dough on must be tightened on them." Reem wrote a comment
[00:04:39] saying, "Why this disregard for people's
[00:04:42] health? Cleanliness is not
[00:04:44] from the second round of the Syrian an option; it's the simplest duty for any restaurant that serves food
[00:04:47] to citizens. It's a shame that people go out looking for a meal and return
[00:04:50] sick due to negligence. Thanks to the efforts of supervision."
[00:04:54] Our last comment is from Jawad on Facebook,
[00:04:58] our position, whether at
[00:04:59] in preparation for joining victory over who said, "Food poisoning is not a simple matter, especially when
[00:05:02] the number of infected people reaches hundreds. People
[00:05:05] go to restaurants to eat and enjoy themselves, not to be exposed or
[00:05:08] expose their health to danger. Supervision is a responsibility that
[00:05:14] they deserve because their violation is truly
[00:05:18] serious."
[00:05:26] The Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection
[00:05:29] in Deir ez-Zor asked citizens not to hesitate
[00:05:32] to submit any complaint against violating restaurants,
[00:05:35] confirming that the inspection
[00:05:38] complaints immediately. Ibrahim Al-Khulaif
[00:05:55] Al-Jasem, one of the sons of Baqrus village in
[00:05:57] the Deir ez-Zor countryside,
[00:06:02] the Syrian Revolution against the defunct
[00:06:05] regime. This is him, carrying his weapon
[00:06:08] in defense of his land. After liberation, he joined
[00:06:11] the ranks of the Ministry of Defense. About a
[00:06:14] month ago, Ibrahim was subjected to an assassination
[00:06:18] attempt near Al-Rashid Mosque in Al-Mayadeen city.
[00:06:23] the head, and he did not survive. Ibrahim Al-Jasem was martyred.
[00:06:26] At that time, it was not
[00:06:29] known who was behind
[00:06:32] assassination, but yesterday the truth was revealed.
[00:06:35] The terrorist ISIS organization, which
[00:06:38] made the assassination of Ministry of Defense and Interior elements a target in its war
[00:06:41] on Syria. Yesterday,
[00:06:45] the General Intelligence Service, in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces in Deir
[00:06:48] ez-Zor, announced the arrest of the cell that carried out the assassination after
[00:06:51] accurate intelligence follow-up. Investigations
[00:06:55] showed that Ibrahim Al-Jasem was not the only victim,
[00:06:58] as the detainees carried
[00:07:01] out a series
[00:07:04] the governorate, the last of which was the targeting
[00:07:07] of Ibrahim. In the cell's hideout,
[00:07:10] weapons and ammunition were found and confiscated.
[00:07:14] These investigations are ongoing to uncover
[00:07:17] their connections in preparation for their referral to
[00:07:21] the judiciary. This event sparked wide interaction on
[00:07:24] social media. So
[00:07:28] how did you comment on it? The first comment is from Faten
[00:07:31] Soufi, who commented on Facebook, "Bless
[00:07:34] your efforts, Lord. Let this operation be the beginning
[00:07:38] of uncovering the rest of those involved and turning the page on assassinations in Deir
[00:07:41] ez-Zor. No one was harmed by this organization, its terrorism, and
[00:07:45] the Syrians and the Syrian revolution, and it was one of the reasons for the delay
[00:07:48] of liberation for many years." Khaled
[00:07:50] Al-Homsi wrote on Facebook, "Preemptive
[00:07:54] and security strikes are the decisive factor in preserving the security and stability of the region.
[00:07:57] Blessed are the arms of the security forces in Deir ez-Zor for this
[00:08:01] successful operation." And Abdul Wahab
[00:08:04] Al-Sayed says, "The people of Deir paid a heavy
[00:08:07] price due to violence and chaos, and they have the right to live in peace
[00:08:10] away from assassinations and intimidation. The success of any security operation must
[00:08:14] be reflected in real reassurance in the lives of civilians."
[00:08:18] And Abdel Fattah Abdel Salam says, "Dismantling this cell
[00:08:21] is an important step to protect the lives of civilians and enhance security
[00:08:25] in Deir ez-Zor, especially after the assassinations attributed
[00:08:28] to it. Continued security work is required so that
[00:08:32] these cells do not threaten people's lives and the stability
[00:08:35] of the region." Ahmed Al-Zaidi says on
[00:08:39] X, "An important security strike in the face of terrorism
[00:08:43] confirms that pursuing ISIS cells and drying up their
[00:08:46] sources of armament is a necessity to protect Syria's security
[00:08:49] and stability. All greetings to the security forces for
[00:08:52] their efforts, and we hope that the Syrian people will enjoy security
[00:08:55] and safety away from terrorism
[00:08:59] and chaos."
[00:09:06] In June, the Ministry of Interior announced the arrest
[00:09:10] of 235 ISIS members and the dismantling
[00:09:14] of seven cells and the foiling of seven operations in just three
[00:09:17] months. "I kept my son away from me
[00:09:33] so that he would not serve with the former regime,
[00:09:36] but as soon
[00:09:40] the country." With this statement, the father of
[00:09:43] one of the graduates expressed his pride in his son, who was among the
[00:09:47] 150 young men who graduated yesterday in
[00:09:51] Hama province as part of the 71st
[00:09:52] batch.
[00:09:55] During the ceremony, the graduates showcased their skills through
[00:09:59] field demonstrations and practical applications
[00:10:01] that reflected the level of training they received and the
[00:10:05] knowledge and skills they acquired during
[00:10:08] the training period
[00:10:11] the field work and performing
[00:10:15] their assigned duties. We see in this security page
[00:10:18] that we celebrate the graduation of a new
[00:10:21] cohort.
[00:10:36] If the days tighten their rope of affliction,
[00:10:41] complaining.
[00:10:48] The graduation of this batch received wide interaction yesterday,
[00:10:52] not only because of the striking scenes that we followed
[00:10:55] during the ceremony, but also because these young men spent
[00:10:59] 70 days away from their families during the training
[00:11:03] period. This is what made the scenes of their meeting with their families
[00:11:06] widely spread. So how did the
[00:11:10] families receive their sons after this period, and what did
[00:11:13] they say?
[00:11:16] By God, the feeling of a person giving his liver to the homeland, and this
[00:11:20] is the least we can do. And from here, from your free platform, I call upon
[00:11:24] every family, every person, every human being, the country is our country,
[00:11:27] and the homeland is our homeland, and many people have shed their blood as martyrs
[00:11:31] for us to live in this security and safety. The least
[00:11:34] we can do is for one person from every home
[00:11:37] to carry the banner of this homeland.
[00:11:41] Ironically, my son was away from me for four years,
[00:11:46] with the former regime. As soon as he returned,
[00:11:49] the country.
[00:11:52] My feeling was very joyful. I
[00:11:56] can't tell you or express it to you. I haven't seen him for 70 days,
[00:11:59] and thank God I saw him and his brothers all well. Praise be to
[00:12:03] God, the Lord of the Worlds. His brothers,
[00:12:06] all of them are his brothers, his colleagues, his colleagues.
[00:12:08] The scenes
[00:12:11] of mothers embracing their graduate sons
[00:12:14] truly deserve this interaction,
[00:12:18] absence during which families awaited this
[00:12:21] moment with great impatience. With the graduation of 150
[00:12:25] young men, a new stage begins in their career by officially
[00:12:28] joining the Ministry of Interior. But what
[00:12:31] are the tasks that will be entrusted to them, and what will
[00:12:35] be their role in the upcoming stage? Let's watch.
[00:12:39] Today, by the grace of God Almighty and the efforts of the training staff, the graduation
[00:12:42] of the 71st batch of individuals with the rank of guard, numbering
[00:12:45] 150, took place. The graduation is for the benefit of Hama Governorate,
[00:12:49] and with the presence of the families and the joy of the families and graduates.
[00:12:53] The graduation took place by the grace and praise of God. The tasks of a policeman with the rank
[00:12:56] of guard
[00:13:01] This event received wide interaction yesterday.
[00:13:04] How did you comment on the graduation scenes and the meeting
[00:13:07] of the graduates with their families? The first comment is from
[00:13:10] Karim on X, who says or on YouTube, "Mashallah,
[00:13:14] the scenes of the graduates reflect the amount of training and effort they put in
[00:13:18] these past few months. By God, I hope Syria becomes stronger
[00:13:21] and stronger with the presence of the new heroic protectors of the homeland."
[00:13:26] And Noor commented and said, "Blessed are you, heroes,
[00:13:29] graduates, trainers, and leadership. Praise be to God,
[00:13:33] how much I dreamed of this day and to graduate to serve
[00:13:36] my country and my people." Louay
[00:13:39] says on X, "May God protect you. Mashallah
[00:13:43] perfection! By God, the scenes make one
[00:13:46] proud. This is our country that we are proud of and its youth.
[00:13:50] Glory to Him who honored us."
[00:13:53] Muhammad wrote and said: Muhammad, praise be to God, whether it was the
[00:13:56] policeman, or the security officer, or the colonel, or the soldier, all
[00:14:00] ranks now have dignity and love for the homeland like their love
[00:14:03] for their families. Our last comment is what Anas wrote on
[00:14:07] Facebook, who said, "Mashallah, young people, what
[00:14:10] perfection! It seems that you worked hard on yourselves for all these
[00:14:14] 70 days until you reached this stage. By God,
[00:14:17] these scenes make one proud of such security.
[00:14:20] Honestly, it's the first time I'm proud of security forces
[00:14:23] from my country."
[00:14:30] The ceremony concluded with honoring the top graduates in appreciation
[00:14:34] of their efforts and excellence during
[00:14:37] the course and to encourage them to continue discipline
[00:14:40] and commitment in performing their national duty.
[00:14:57] Dear viewer, Hasakah is under
[00:14:59] invasion. A headline spread yesterday on social
[00:15:03] media, but what is meant? Is it a real
[00:15:07] ground invasion by another country?
[00:15:10] No, it's an invasion by insects. Social media
[00:15:14] circulated videos showing a massive invasion of
[00:15:17] black insects in large numbers in homes in the Hasakah
[00:15:21] countryside.
[00:15:51] Oh my God! Residents of some houses
[00:15:54] evacuated them in the villages of Al-Fidgham and Al-Thaljah in the southern
[00:15:58] Hasakah countryside. But what are these insects?
[00:16:02] The Directorate of Agriculture in Hasakah explained that this is the black
[00:16:06] field cockroach. And it said that what is happening
[00:16:09] is a seasonal phenomenon related to weather fluctuations,
[00:16:13] and it appeared after the recent rains. Yes, after the recent rains,
[00:16:16] and it reassures the residents that this insect
[00:16:20] is harmless and does not transmit deadly diseases.
[00:16:23] Its damage is limited to annoyance and damage to some
[00:16:26] materials when it spreads in large numbers.
[00:16:30] But how to keep it away from homes?
[00:16:33] The first step is to turn off outdoor lights at night.
[00:16:38] But light is what attracts it. Install
[00:16:41] screens on openings, seal cracks and sewage
[00:16:46] garbage, wood, and dry weeds
[00:16:49] that provide it with shelter
[00:16:52] and food. One of the most important ways to keep it away from
[00:16:55] homes is to set up what is known as light
[00:16:58] traps outside the residential area. This is
[00:17:01] a lamp above a basin containing water and soap
[00:17:05] that attracts insects and collects them away from
[00:17:09] agricultural lands, the directorate advises
[00:17:13] shallow plowing and removing crop residues
[00:17:16] and plowing fallow lands around villages.
[00:17:20] Sorry, this incident sparked a great deal of interaction
[00:17:23] on social media. So how
[00:17:26] did you comment? The first comment comes from Hamid, who
[00:17:30] says, "Changing seasons changes the movement
[00:17:33] of insects and rodents, making them look for a warm and safe place
[00:17:37] to settle. But this does not negate that the sight is very
[00:17:41] frightening." And Rama Muhammad writes and says, "Oh
[00:17:44] my God, the sight is terrifying. There must be an emergency plan for this,
[00:17:48] even if it is not harmful to humans and does not transmit
[00:17:50] diseases. It could harm agricultural crops
[00:17:53] in the region."
[00:17:56] the clarification from the Directorate of Agriculture in Hasakah, but this is not
[00:18:00] enough. The sight is frightening, and the number of insects is large.
[00:18:04] The municipality must spray pesticides. Organizations
[00:18:07] must act and find a solution. People,
[00:18:12] the roofs. It shouldn't be that people are left alone.
[00:18:16] By God, and Raed Al-Za'im wrote and said,
[00:18:19] "A month ago, we had them in Beirut, but not in
[00:18:22] this quantity. They appeared after the first rain, within three
[00:18:26] or four days, and then disappeared. We haven't seen them
[00:18:28] at all." Yazan says on Facebook,
[00:18:32] "A natural event due to climate change and the floods that
[00:18:35] occurred in the region led to the exit of some insects from their places
[00:18:39] due to the abundance of water. But I expect there is
[00:18:42] an environmental problem that led to their reproduction in large numbers, which is the absence of
[00:18:47] the region."
[00:18:52] And the governorates of Raqqa, Hasakah,
[00:18:55] Deir ez-Zor, and areas in eastern Homs, Hama, and Aleppo
[00:18:59] recently witnessed heavy rainfall
[00:19:02] and thunderstorms accompanied by strong downdrafts that caused floods,
[00:19:06] torrents, and the cutting of a number of roads.
[00:19:24] sold in
[00:19:26] around us edible?
[00:19:29] Those packaged
[00:19:32] products that we buy daily,
[00:19:35] such as lollipops and cake slices, and so on. And away from
[00:19:39] the health harms that some of them may cause, and what may
[00:19:43] result from them in major diseases and problems,
[00:19:46] what about their cleanliness
[00:19:49] in the first place? Yesterday, the Directorate of Internal Trade
[00:19:52] and Consumer Protection in Homs published
[00:19:55] scenes from its tour of one of the sweets factories that
[00:19:58] produces items such as
[00:20:01] cake, donuts, and so on. Scenes described by many
[00:20:05] as shocking for what they revealed about the reality inside
[00:20:09] the factory. Here
[00:20:13] the floor. In the mixer. There is no power or strength except
[00:20:16] with God. It is being sold in schools, right? Or not? He is carrying
[00:20:19] it
[00:20:23] in his
[00:20:28] hand. This is spoiled. The whole thing is infected.
[00:20:31] You beat it.
[00:20:37] Okay?
[00:20:41] Oh, shame. Can it be? I have
[00:20:45] a worker. The amount of dirt on
[00:20:48] his shoes.
[00:20:54] Indeed, scenes like these are unacceptable in a place that
[00:20:57] is supposed to produce food products that people consume, especially
[00:21:01] since some of these products
[00:21:03] schools and are popular with children. The tour revealed
[00:21:07] a number of violations, so what are
[00:21:10] the most prominent ones?
[00:21:11] Let's watch.
[00:21:15] Failure to comply with health conditions was noted, evidenced
[00:21:18] by the presence of fallen dough and
[00:21:24] working dough. In addition to the issue
[00:21:27] of strict scrutiny of workers who handle and move things for
[00:21:30] packaging. The second thing is the lack
[00:21:33] of licenses.
[00:21:40] This issue received widespread attention yesterday.
[00:21:43] How did you comment on it? The first comment is from Majd on
[00:21:46] Facebook, who says, "Majd, by God, these inspection
[00:21:50] rounds are settling down here. May God bless you for the wonderful
[00:21:53] work, and we ask you not to be lenient with anyone who disrespects
[00:21:57] people." And Mazen comments
[00:22:00] and says, "Honestly, the biggest mistake
[00:22:03] is that you did not reveal the name of this place. It must
[00:22:07] be punished by mentioning its name, because
[00:22:10] if it knew that its establishment would be punished
[00:22:14] public, it would become a lesson for hundreds
[00:22:18] of others." And Fathi commented and said, "There are
[00:22:21] people who still live with the mentality of the past and have not
[00:22:25] been convinced that change has occurred, so there is no
[00:22:29] deterrent for others except firmness and enforcing the law, whether
[00:22:32] against the offender or the employee who is silent about
[00:22:36] corruption." The last comment is what
[00:22:39] Walid Al-Ahmed wrote on Facebook, who said,
[00:22:42] "We demand the implementation of a decision that obliges all food establishments and shops
[00:22:46] to install surveillance cameras covering
[00:22:49] areas of mixing and preparing materials, with clear display of
[00:22:53] product expiration dates in front of the camera before
[00:22:56] working with them, and maintaining these recordings
[00:23:00] for periodic review by
[00:23:02] the competent authorities, in order to limit the corrupt
[00:23:06] and to ensure the health and safety
[00:23:09] of consumers."
[00:23:18] With this, we have reached the end of Astoria for today. We will meet you tomorrow
[00:23:22] at the same time, 6 PM Damascus time, on the Syrian News
[00:23:26] Channel. Be well always, and goodbye tomorrow.
[00:24:40] In fact, I welcome the President and the accompanying delegation, and this
[00:24:44] confirms the strength and solidity of the relationship between
[00:24:47] Iraq and Syria, and God willing, this will be a good
[00:24:50] start for future and strategic projects, God
[00:24:54] willing.
[00:24:59] The two countries are linked by very great historical relations. There are also economic
[00:25:03] ties.
[00:25:12] We are very happy, by God, with this
[00:25:15] warm reception, and we see your hearts
[00:25:18] welcomed us before your eyes. Geography says
[00:25:22] the neighbor is the one who is closer to home, but wisdom
[00:25:25] says the one who is closer in blood. And God willing, the blood of Iraq and the blood
[00:25:29] of Syria is one blood. And perhaps our blood is both
[00:25:32] of us, and more, because our blood is
[00:25:36] yours and mine, God willing, one people
[00:25:38] living in two countries. We want to revive our history.
[00:25:42] We want to resume economic cooperation, political
[00:25:45] cooperation. We unite
[00:25:48] the Arab level or the Islamic world.
[00:25:51] Your security is our security, and vice
[00:25:55] versa. And God willing, we will soon wait
[00:25:59] for your arrival. You will honor us in your second home,
[00:26:02] and you will be the hosts, and we will be the guests. May God
[00:26:05] keep you safe.
[00:26:12] It is very important that we invest your presence today
[00:26:15] in your second country, Damascus, so that
[00:26:18] we can start a roadmap that, God willing, will be long and sustainable.
[00:26:53] does not accept any brutal Israeli
[00:26:55] incursion.
[00:26:59] Daraa,
[00:27:11] Syria is free and will remain
[00:27:13] free.
[00:27:18] One united Syria, and the Syrian people of all
[00:27:22] sects
[00:27:22] are one.
[00:27:32] Around the clock, Syrian ports and harbors are bustling
[00:27:36] with activity and are fully prepared
[00:27:39] to receive the largest international commercial ships.
[00:27:44] continuous logistical activity and continuous
[00:27:47] operations, the ports are witnessing a real
[00:27:51] maritime leap thanks to their cadres who manage
[00:27:54] navigation with the highest professionalism. And with the modernization
[00:27:58] of equipment and the adoption of the latest technological
[00:28:03] mechanisms and global safety standards,
[00:28:05] the pace of work increases, so that
[00:28:09] every day that passes is a step closer towards
[00:28:12] a better future.
[00:28:15] Seaports, Syria's lifeline to the world.