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[00:00:00] What was previously used in some wells used what
[00:00:04] receives a complete package of approximately 100 horsepower per well,
[00:00:06] the only one capable of and this is what means it
[00:00:09] in cooperation with a number of increases the depletion of groundwater. Also,
[00:00:13] there are steps and warnings
[00:00:15] which are rarely available in that the water institution has supervised by removing encroachments on the main irrigation lines
[00:00:18] through networks by some residents in
[00:00:22] some areas. There are also encroachments on the main lines that used to pump
[00:00:26] from the Ash'ari station towards the governorate center by some
[00:00:30] farmers, as this reduced
[00:00:33] the amount of water reaching
[00:00:36] health centers in drinking water to homes of civilians in
[00:00:39] departments and radiology in the neighborhoods of Daraa city center. This also negatively affected
[00:00:42] the city of Nawa in its western countryside, as
[00:00:46] this city has been experiencing a severe water shortage for three months, and most
[00:00:50] of its residents rely on wells, on
[00:00:52] cisterns, and this adds additional financial burdens.
[00:00:56] As I told you previously, Mustafa, there are solutions and there is follow-up by
[00:01:00] the water units in Daraa Governorate, and there are measures
[00:01:03] that have actually been taken, and we, as a news agency, have covered these
[00:01:07] measures by the supervisory body
[00:01:11] affiliated with the Directorate of Irrigation of the General Water Corporation
[00:01:15] to reduce the number of horsepower and remove
[00:01:19] This plan and issue warnings to farmers, and also
[00:01:21] remove wells located on the water front. Thank you,
[00:01:25] Muhammad Al-Ghazawi, Syrian News correspondent. You were
[00:01:28] with us from Daraa. I also thank Diane Gombaz, Syrian News correspondent.
[00:01:32] You were with us live from Aleppo,
[00:01:35] and thanks also to Yazan Al-Bayya, Syrian News correspondent. You were
[00:01:39] with us from the Damascus countryside.
[00:01:50] Welcome back, dear viewers. The return of
[00:01:54] many services because it is located in
[00:01:55] but these services, as we mentioned, practically Al-Nour Hospital to operation in Deir
[00:01:57] save residents a lot of time Ezzor is not limited to the opening of a new medical facility.
[00:02:00] Rather, it carries a special symbolism in the memory of the governorate's residents,
[00:02:03] towards the city, some of them died on as it was one of the medical shelters that received
[00:02:08] To also discuss this the wounded of the revolution since its early years and provided free medical services
[00:02:12] to civilians and fighters amidst the shelling
[00:02:15] and battles that the city witnessed. Today, after
[00:02:19] more than 14 years, the hospital returns to serve
[00:02:23] the people in a step that revives a medical
[00:02:26] and humanitarian legacy and emphasizes
[00:02:28] should have been smarter than the people. The people turned out to be smarter than the importance of the private sector's contribution to restoring the health situation
[00:02:31] in the governorate and enhancing its services.
[00:02:34] We watch Al-Nour Hospital, Al-Nour Hospital,
[00:02:38] the home of Daraa, and we revolt. Al-Nour Hospital,
[00:02:41] which was seized by the regime during the revolution,
[00:02:44] after it treated many of the injured heroes
[00:02:48] of the Syrian Revolution, today
[00:02:51] the hospital returns to work, and justice returns
[00:02:54] to its people.
[00:02:59] After the revolution. Bashar al-Assad and we left. I went to Turkey, and from
[00:03:02] Turkey, I emigrated to Saudi Arabia about four months ago. After the liberation, I returned to
[00:03:06] my homeland and returned to Al-Nour Hospital, the hospital of dignity, the hospital of glory,
[00:03:10] the hospital that has done so much for the revolution, the revolutionaries,
[00:03:13] and the entire nation, as it was the best center, the best hospital
[00:03:17] in the eastern region.
[00:03:20] for those injured in Thank God, we have returned. We have returned, and I hope it will be a blessed return, and I hope
[00:03:22] we will be better than before.
[00:03:25] there were doctors from Very much.
[00:03:27] Dr. Nouri, may God have mercy on him, was wonderful. I mean,
[00:03:31] he had a great hand, after God Almighty, in
[00:03:34] treating the revolutionaries and also the demonstrations that used to
[00:03:38] come out from here and meet
[00:03:40] After the militarization of the revolution, this with the Huwayqa demonstrations
[00:03:41] center or this at the square.
[00:03:44] Of course, thanks to God Almighty, and the return of
[00:03:48] Al-Nour Hospital to its owners. This is the favor that
[00:03:51] the hospital offered to the revolutionaries before God Almighty. This
[00:03:56] Health said that there is a shortage of favor returned, the right returned to its owners.
[00:04:00] We are proud of this hospital, and it has a right over the country.
[00:04:06] the countryside. As everyone knows, this It has a right and a role in the country, as they say, and the hospital is Dr. Nouri's hospital. For me,
[00:04:09] Dr. Nouri is
[00:04:12] a checkpoint they set up on
[00:04:12] this hospital not just, I mean, I am not his patient and I don't work for him. For
[00:04:15] me, Dr. Nouri is a brother to me, and he helped me a lot
[00:04:18] and taught me a lot and presented me
[00:04:21] but this a lot. Praise be to God who honored us and humbled them, and the hospital returned
[00:04:25] safely, and Dr. Ammar
[00:04:27] Homs. So, this and his brothers, and it is a grace from God Almighty. The
[00:04:32] medical edifice, was subjected to a lot of revolutionary symbolism of Al-Nour Hospital, which we honestly, at the beginning of the revolution, the early
[00:04:35] revolutionaries knew it. The Mujahideen
[00:04:38] the ability to live.
[00:04:39] to reactivate this a landmine explosion in fighters in Deir Ezzor knew this place as a medical
[00:04:42] refuge for treating the wounded.
[00:04:45] Al-Nour Hospital, Al-Nour Hospital, the hospital of Daraa, and we
[00:04:49] visit.
[00:04:52] city that contains many The rehabilitation work of
[00:04:53] departments and many Al-Nashabiyah Hospital in rural Damascus continues in partnership between the health directorates of
[00:04:57] rural Damascus and with funding from the German
[00:05:00] government and implementation by the United Nations Development
[00:05:03] is great and very great from Program with the aim of re-equipping the hospital and raising
[00:05:06] its readiness to provide medical services to the people
[00:05:09] of the region and surrounding villages. We also watch.
[00:05:15] The renovation work carried out by the Directorate of Health of
[00:05:19] Rural Damascus
[00:05:22] organizations continues with the aim of rehabilitating Al-Nashabiyah Hospital
[00:05:25] and improving its readiness to
[00:05:28] provide better medical services
[00:05:31] to the residents and relieve them of the burden
[00:05:34] of traveling to other areas to receive
[00:05:37] treatment.
[00:05:42] The hospital is located in Al-Nashabiyah sub-district,
[00:05:44] which includes about
[00:05:48] 28 towns and villages. This hospital, like
[00:05:51] other hospitals in Eastern Ghouta, was subjected to repeated
[00:05:55] shelling by regime forces, which led to the destruction of the infrastructure.
[00:05:58] After the liberation, and in coordination between the Directorate of Health of Rural
[00:06:02] Damascus and the Ministry of Health, and
[00:06:05] a donor entity was attracted, which is the United Nations Development
[00:06:07] Fund. Work is currently underway to restore
[00:06:10] the dome and the ground floor,
[00:06:14] in addition to reinforcing the retaining walls. Currently, we have reached the stage of
[00:06:17] completion, and we hope for concerted efforts between
[00:06:21] the Ministry of Health, the Directorate of Health of Rural Damascus, donor entities,
[00:06:24] civil society organizations, in addition to the local
[00:06:28] community, to complete the renovation of the first,
[00:06:31] second, and third floors to provide integrated services
[00:06:35] to this region, which contains approximately 40,000
[00:06:38] people.
[00:06:40] All thanks to the Ministry of Health and the organizations operating Al-Nashabiyah
[00:06:44] Hospital. We are surprised today by the news
[00:06:48] of equipping one floor of Al-Nashabiyah Hospital. One floor
[00:06:51] is not enough to provide for emergency
[00:06:54] cases. In previous periods, we lost people,
[00:06:58] we lost loved ones, we lost sons from our region
[00:07:01] due to accidents and deaths.
[00:07:05] So we hope from the Ministry and the concerned organizations
[00:07:08] to renovate the entire hospital to meet
[00:07:11] our needs, and not to shock and surprise us with things that
[00:07:15] we did not expect after a long
[00:07:16] wait.
[00:07:21] axis, I welcome Ahmed Al-Atra, Syrian News correspondent,
[00:07:24] who joins us live from Deir Ezzor,
[00:07:27] and also from Hama, Layal Kharbit, and from Homs,
[00:07:31] Hussein Al-Zira'i, Syrian News correspondent. I will start with you, Ahmed.
[00:07:35] Ahmed, we saw
[00:07:37] during the report the great importance and large presence of the people of Deir
[00:07:41] What is the importance that
[00:07:44] Al-Nour Hospital represents for the people of Deir
[00:07:47] Ezzor?
[00:07:53] Yes, regarding Al-Nour Hospital, Al-Nour Hospital has great symbolism
[00:07:57] for the people of Deir Ezzor before the revolution,
[00:08:00] at the beginning of the revolution, and during it, through
[00:08:04] three things. Before the revolution, it was the best center
[00:08:07] in the eastern region, the best medical center in the eastern
[00:08:10] region, and
[00:08:12] treatment and services were provided to the people of Deir Ezzor in general. When
[00:08:16] the revolution began, of course, there were demonstrations, and the regime would snipe
[00:08:20] and shoot at the demonstrators and injure
[00:08:23] dozens or hundreds of them during or hundreds of them were injured
[00:08:27] during the demonstrations. The only refuge
[00:08:32] the demonstrations was Al-Nour Hospital. Of course,
[00:08:37] the revolutionaries, meaning they would perform operations
[00:08:40] and treat the injured during the demonstrations
[00:08:44] in this hospital, and this hospital was subjected
[00:08:48] to many raids during the period of demonstrations.
[00:08:54] hospital became a field hospital, meaning its owner
[00:08:58] donated it to the revolution. He said it was for the revolution,
[00:09:01] and you can do with it as you wish.
[00:09:04] There were also doctors from the revolutionaries residing in it. It was
[00:09:08] shelled during the militarization phase. It was shelled
[00:09:11] several times, even though it was a medical center that was
[00:09:14] providing treatment to military personnel
[00:09:17] and civilians. After the regime took control of
[00:09:21] Deir Ezzor city in 2018, immediately
[00:09:25] was given to the Iranian militias
[00:09:28] under a contract with one of the individuals who represented them,
[00:09:33] contract canceled the rights of its
[00:09:36] original owners, I mean, Dr. Nouri Al-Saeed
[00:09:40] is one of Nouri Al-Saeed is the owner of this
[00:09:44] hospital. The papers were forged
[00:09:47] and given to the Iranian militias. After
[00:09:51] the liberation, the sons of the late Nouri Al-Saeed
[00:09:54] began to demand their rights. Justice was restored, and
[00:09:58] Al-Nour Hospital was restored. Of course, Al-Nour Hospital was a starting point for demonstrations, apart
[00:10:02] from its medical center or its medical role. In front of
[00:10:06] it, demonstrators would gather in the Deir Ezzor Movement or in the Movement Square
[00:10:09] in Deir Ezzor, then they would head towards the roundabout. So
[00:10:13] its revolutionary symbolism
[00:10:16] the aspect of demonstrations, from the aspect of providing
[00:10:19] treatment, and from the aspect of treating revolutionaries and the injured,
[00:10:22] whether from the sons of the revolution or even civilians who
[00:10:26] were injured. I mean, imagine that there are people
[00:10:29] who get injured in regime-controlled areas
[00:10:33] and get sick in regime-controlled areas. They would
[00:10:37] cross to receive treatment in Al-Nour
[00:10:40] Hospital. Moving to you, Layal,
[00:10:43] we want to talk about the reality of the health sector in
[00:10:47] Hama and in rural Hama as well. What is new in this sector, and what
[00:10:51] are the plans there?
[00:10:54] Yes, indeed, the governorate of Hama continues its efforts to rehabilitate health facilities
[00:10:58] here in the governorate, whether at the level of
[00:11:01] the city and countryside or at the level of hospitals and medical
[00:11:05] departments, and that is within the efforts aimed at restoring medical
[00:11:08] services in some areas and improving people's access
[00:11:11] to them, in addition to restoring and,
[00:11:15] well, equipping basic services in areas after the return
[00:11:18] of displaced residents to them. According to the Health Directorate, approximately 22
[00:11:22] health centers have been rehabilitated in the governorate,
[00:11:25] and these centers aim to
[00:11:28] facilitate residents' access to services and to alleviate
[00:11:32] their suffering of traveling and covering long distances to reach
[00:11:35] health centers that are, I mean, the closest
[00:11:39] center is about 30 to 35 kilometers away from some areas.
[00:11:44] included a large number of areas in the governorate,
[00:11:47] such as Kafr Nabul, Kafr Zita, Latamina, Ma'an,
[00:11:51] in addition to Al-Sanamein Supervisory Center, Tal
[00:11:54] Al-Durra Center, many centers, in addition to Al-Sharia'a
[00:11:58] Dental Orthodontic Center, and the Physical Therapy and Prosthetics Center. These centers
[00:12:01] are all characterized by the diversity of health services they
[00:12:05] provide, whether through child care, primary
[00:12:08] health services, in addition to maternal
[00:12:12] care services and vaccination within the national
[00:12:15] vaccination program. I mean, many services have been provided here,
[00:12:22] and transportation costs, financial burdens,
[00:12:25] and, especially in emergency cases that
[00:12:29] require rapid urgent intervention to save the lives
[00:12:33] of civilians. However, the reality here in Hama governorate,
[00:12:36] if we talk about it, especially after what I saw of extensive
[00:12:39] great destruction at the hands of the defunct regime, there is a real
[00:12:42] need for the work to be greater than what
[00:12:46] was provided. There is a large gap between what was provided
[00:12:49] and the actual need on the ground. There are entire health centers that have been
[00:12:53] destroyed here in the governorate. Health centers are completely out of service.
[00:12:57] Residents demand repeatedly during the preparation of
[00:13:00] journalistic reports in these areas that their first
[00:13:03] demand is health services
[00:13:06] to secure and especially to reduce the burdens on the elderly, children,
[00:13:10] and women to travel long distances, as we mentioned, and also
[00:13:13] financial burdens. Also, we must mention what
[00:13:17] the Health Directorate is doing, the efforts it is making to send mobile teams
[00:13:21] to very remote areas here in the governorate
[00:13:25] to provide emergency services to residents, to provide what is
[00:13:28] provided through these teams
[00:13:31] to alleviate the burdens on residents until
[00:13:34] health centers are built close to the homes of these
[00:13:38] residents. There are, as we mentioned, great efforts to provide
[00:13:42] health services, which are given great priority due
[00:13:45] to their importance and the residents' need for them
[00:13:48] to help them settle after their return from
[00:13:52] years of displacement and emigration.
[00:13:55] To Homs with you, Hussein. Are there
[00:13:58] projects to rehabilitate
[00:14:00] hospitals that were destroyed during
[00:14:04] the years of the revolution? Also, we want to
[00:14:07] get an overview from you of the public health sector
[00:14:10] in Homs. What is its reality and what
[00:14:13] are the projects that are nearing completion in
[00:14:16] Homs for reconstruction and rehabilitation?
[00:14:19] التاهيل
[00:14:23] Yes, Mustafa, we will talk first about the reality of the health sector in Homs
[00:14:27] Governorate, whether in the city or
[00:14:31] sector was subjected to heavy shelling by
[00:14:34] the defunct regime. So we will talk first about the health centers
[00:14:38] in the city center. I am standing now in front of Homs
[00:14:41] Grand Hospital. This Grand Hospital, which was a military
[00:14:45] barracks for the defunct regime, used it to shell Al-Waar
[00:14:49] neighborhood and the surrounding neighborhoods and Old
[00:14:52] building, and this, I mean, this
[00:14:57] destruction as a result of the regime's use and
[00:15:00] its consumption by the defunct regime. Work has been done on it
[00:15:04] center. If it is reactivated, it is one of the largest
[00:15:07] medical centers in the Arab world. It is
[00:15:11] not a hospital building, but rather a medical
[00:15:18] buildings. Work has been done by the Directorate of Health and Homs Governorate
[00:15:22] to rehabilitate some departments in this hospital. The
[00:15:25] first was to reactivate the emergency department, and then the kidney
[00:15:29] department was activated, in addition to
[00:15:31] the analysis and emergency analysis
[00:15:35] departments and accommodation, and it has reached
[00:15:38] an advanced stage, this hospital, by providing some
[00:15:42] services, the most important of which, as we mentioned, are emergency and the kidney department,
[00:15:45] in addition to equipping it with CT scan
[00:15:49] and MRI machines. These machines,
[00:15:53] hospitals, were provided to this hospital in cooperation
[00:15:56] with the United Nations High Commissioner and the government
[00:16:00] of Japan, which also participated in the rehabilitation of this
[00:16:03] hospital. We also talk about the National Hospital, which was subjected to heavy shelling by
[00:16:07] the defunct regime. Also, a department for patient
[00:16:10] accommodation was activated, in addition
[00:16:13] to emergency
[00:16:16] the National Hospital, in addition to rehabilitating some hospitals,
[00:16:20] such as Al-Zahraa Hospital and other hospitals in
[00:16:23] this city, by rehabilitating them, organizing cadres,
[00:16:26] organizing services, securing the needs of these hospitals, in addition
[00:16:30] to activating medical points, such as clinics and medical
[00:16:33] centers in neighborhoods that were destroyed by the defunct
[00:16:36] regime. We also talk about the countryside of Homs
[00:16:40] governorate. We will start first in Al-Qusayr region in southern Homs
[00:16:44] countryside. A field hospital was activated as a result of the hospital's destruction
[00:16:47] and the exorbitant cost that leads to, I mean, and the large
[00:16:51] period of time that the hospital needs to be rehabilitated.
[00:16:55] A field hospital was established to provide emergency
[00:16:58] services and to provide services for chronic
[00:17:02] diseases, in addition to activating intensive care in this
[00:17:05] hospital. I mean, this is a preliminary
[00:17:07] plan to provide for the rehabilitation of hospitals and medical points in
[00:17:11] Al-Qusayr region, in addition to the eastern countryside, and here we talk about the city
[00:17:15] of Palmyra, this hospital that also bore great
[00:17:18] pressure in the past period. This hospital was rehabilitated
[00:17:21] and equipped with kidney departments, in addition to
[00:17:25] emergency departments and some services,
[00:17:28] and it also needs
[00:17:32] the eastern region, and these are long distances away from Homs
[00:17:36] city. I mean, there were critical emergency cases that were evacuated
[00:17:41] the way due to the long distances between the two cities.
[00:17:44] There is also in Al-Qusayr region, in Al-Rastan region,
[00:17:47] Al-Rastan Grand Hospital. A memorandum
[00:17:51] of understanding was signed to rehabilitate it, but so far it has not been rehabilitated,
[00:17:55] Mustafa. Yes. I will go back
[00:17:57] to you, Ahmed. I mean, let's talk about the health and medical reality in
[00:18:01] Deir Ezzor city, generally.
[00:18:04] And let's talk also about the public
[00:18:08] sector, especially in Deir
[00:18:11] Ezzor city. What is the situation there and what is
[00:18:13] the condition?
[00:18:18] There has been a great improvement in the health sector in general in
[00:18:22] Deir Ezzor Governorate, both in the countryside and the city. As for the National Hospital
[00:18:26] in Deir Ezzor, it witnessed the opening of two departments recently. The first department is
[00:18:29] the maxillo-facial department, and the second department is the MRI department,
[00:18:33] in cooperation with the Deir Al-Ezz campaign, which donated this device
[00:18:38] through the residents who donated to this campaign. This was
[00:18:42] preceded by the French-Syrian Medical Conference
[00:18:45] in Deir Ezzor, and it was
[00:18:48] accompanied by performing very delicate
[00:18:51] operations that are not usually performed under the supervision of
[00:18:55] French doctors or Syrian doctors in France.
[00:18:58] Hospitals in the countryside of Deir Ezzor, whether Al-Kassra
[00:19:02] Hospital or a new
[00:19:04] hospital by decision
[00:19:08] towards Al-Shaitat region, Al-Bukamal Hospital,
[00:19:11] Al-Mayadeen Hospital. So, hospitals in general have witnessed development
[00:19:15] and the opening of new departments. The only
[00:19:18] defect or the only shortage or the only obstacle in front of
[00:19:21] the development of this reality is the medical staff, as
[00:19:25] mentioned by the Minister of Health during his visit to Deir Ezzor
[00:19:29] during the French-Syrian Medical Conference. Also, the Director of
[00:19:34] medical staff, and that is due to some
[00:19:37] doctors avoiding contracting with the Ministry of Health. The other
[00:19:41] thing is the invitation of the Minister of Health and the invitation of the Director of Health
[00:19:44] to all medical staff to contract, and whoever
[00:19:48] wants to contract, his matters proceed
[00:19:51] smoothly and without any complications. He is immediately
[00:19:55] contracted with by the medical staff,
[00:19:58] and that is to equip these hospitals and health centers with doctors
[00:20:02] so that the picture is complete.
[00:20:06] Of course, through my accompaniment
[00:20:09] of a child who entered this hospital, the National Hospital in Deir
[00:20:13] Ezzor, when the French team was present
[00:20:16] to conduct examinations in the field of neurology,
[00:20:20] this child was asked to undergo tests
[00:20:22] and imaging. I mean, if she had been asked
[00:20:25] to do them outside this hospital, it would have cost more
[00:20:29] than 20 million, whether an MRI scan,
[00:20:32] an echocardiogram, an ECG,
[00:20:36] comprehensive tests for everything, a nerve conduction study,
[00:20:39] an EEG. All of these
[00:20:42] were performed at the National Hospital
[00:20:46] in Deir Ezzor. This means that the child or the patient,
[00:20:50] or whoever the patient is,
[00:20:54] services inside this hospital and does not have to
[00:20:57] go outside the hospital. The recent crisis that Deir
[00:21:00] Ezzor faced, which was the poisoning crisis, proved completely
[00:21:04] that this hospital is capable of receiving, or Deir Ezzor hospitals in general,
[00:21:07] whether Al-Huwaydi or the National Hospital, I mean 277 is not an easy
[00:21:11] number within three days, and all of them were poisoned,
[00:21:14] and some of them returned after taking the medicine, they returned to
[00:21:18] the hospital because they, I mean, did not
[00:21:21] benefit. They returned, services,
[00:21:25] and it emerged from this, I mean, this, let's say, crisis
[00:21:28] that affected Deir Ezzor in general and frightened
[00:21:31] its people, it emerged with a clean slate,
[00:21:35] as the people of Deir Ezzor say.
[00:21:37] Thank you, Ahmed Al-Atra, Syrian News
[00:21:41] correspondent. You were with us from Deir Ezzor. I also thank
[00:21:44] Layal Kharbit, Syrian News correspondent. You were with us from rural Hama. Thanks also
[00:21:48] to Hussein Al-Zar, News correspondent. You were
[00:21:52] with us from the city of Homs. With this,
[00:21:55] dear viewers, the end of the reporters' tour. Thank you for your kind
[00:21:58] viewing. Goodbye.
[00:22:47] Syria has left the trench of conflicts. It takes its place
[00:22:50] and status at the table of security
[00:22:53] making.
[00:22:56] The Syrian Arab Republic joined the international
[00:22:59] coalition against
[00:23:00] ISIS.
[00:23:06] It took a historic step by integrating armed
[00:23:09] formations in the northeast into national state
[00:23:13] institutions. Parliamentary life returned,
[00:23:16] and we began to hold those involved accountable
[00:23:20] for violations during the era of the defunct regime.
[00:23:24] Today, we cooperate with full transparency with
[00:23:27] the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
[00:23:30] and the International Atomic Energy Agency to close
[00:23:33] those files technically
[00:23:35] and institutionally.
[00:23:39] Nations that are tested by fire emerge from it more
[00:23:42] resilient and more immune. The Syrians
[00:23:45] have chosen to be builders of a fortified and stable tomorrow,
[00:23:49] and in our new Syrian policy, we believe that true
[00:23:52] security is embodied in states capable of protecting their people.
[00:24:25] In years, camps were a humanitarian
[00:24:29] necessity that saved the lives of Syrians, but they were always a temporary
[00:24:33] solution and cannot become
[00:24:36] a permanent future for entire
[00:24:38] generations.
[00:24:42] Our experience says that sustainable return requires
[00:24:45] four interconnected elements: First, security.
[00:24:51] There can be no safe return before the removal of mines,
[00:24:55] unexploded ordnance, and remnants
[00:24:58] of war. Second, rehabilitation
[00:25:01] of affected areas. Clearing rubble, opening roads,
[00:25:05] and restoring infrastructure are essential conditions for people
[00:25:08] to return. Third, basic
[00:25:10] services. Schools, health centers,
[00:25:14] water, electricity, bakeries, and roads are what make
[00:25:18] society livable.
[00:25:24] We are not just talking about rebuilding buildings, but about rebuilding
[00:25:39] That beautiful land that taught the world the meaning of civilization
[00:25:43] and the value of human peaceful coexistence
[00:25:46] to become a beacon that the world emulates.
[00:25:51] Syria of civilization, Syria
[00:25:53] of history.
[00:25:57] Damascus is the trust of Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah
[00:26:00] and Khalid ibn al-Walid.
[00:26:06] The Syrian state is
[00:26:09] preserving its prestige and sovereignty in every
[00:26:12] part of Syrian territory,
[00:26:13] and the sun of
[00:26:17] Syria has risen again.
[00:26:44] The Port of Banyas is witnessing a noticeable increase in the number of ships that
[00:26:48] arrive for maintenance or to carry out modification work on the ship's
[00:26:52] status. It seeks
[00:26:54] to raise the level of service and the services we provide
[00:26:58] to ships.
[00:28:17] painful thing for me was when someone said to me,
[00:28:21] "Stop the barrel bomb and then talk to me about freedom." There should have been an interim
[00:28:25] government, a military council, a judicial council. No one
[00:28:31] everyone, apparently. My family knows that I'm dead, so they organized
[00:28:34] a condolence for me. They came to visit me in Palmyra after 20 years
[00:28:37] to prepare for the attempted coup against
[00:28:40] Hafez al-Assad. How was it discovered? What should I do? I told him, "Honestly, this is the first
[00:28:44] time I've been in prison. Read your morning prayers. I really don't know what we should do." Did you expect that
[00:28:48] the revolution would start from Hasakah? I apologize if
[00:28:52] in this episode today, we are going to relive
[00:28:55] the tragic memories, the stories.
[00:28:58] We wanted to convey the pain of Syrians,
[00:29:01] their dreams, through colors.
[00:29:05] The Syrian Story podcast at 9:00
[00:29:08] PM on Friday on Syrian News TV.
[00:29:52] Two past midnight, and a summary of the latest and most important news. Welcome.
[00:29:56] The Syrian News correspondent reported that Israeli occupation forces released
[00:30:00] a young man they had kidnapped
[00:30:03] from the countryside of Quneitra Governorate.
[00:30:06] The correspondent for Syrian News stated that the young man was kidnapped two
[00:30:10] days ago by occupation forces while he was passing through
[00:30:15] the road between Khan Arnabah town and Oafaniya
[00:30:18] village.
[00:30:22] Two children died and two other
[00:30:25] people were injured by a landmine explosion in Al-Bukamal city in Deir
[00:30:28] Ezzor. A medical source from Deir Ezzor media
[00:30:32] directorate stated that Aisha Hospital in Al-Bukamal city
[00:30:35] received two deaths and two injuries of varying
[00:30:39] severity due to
[00:30:42] Al-Bukamal, where the injured were transferred to Deir
[00:30:45] Ezzor National Hospital for further
[00:30:47] treatment.
[00:30:51] Al-Raqqa media directorate announced the full return of
[00:30:54] traffic on the Al-Raqqa, Deir Ezzor road for
[00:30:58] civilian traffic and traffic.