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[00:00:06] and started this
[00:00:16] with this
[00:00:30] Good evening, viewers, welcome to the nine o'clock news. These are the main headlines of today's files.
[00:00:34] اليوم.
[00:00:37] The arrest of former Major General Ahmed Muhammad Ismail, one of
[00:00:40] the first-line leaders in the Republican Guard during the rule of the ousted regime.
[00:00:44] المخلوع.
[00:00:47] The Educational Complex in the city of
[00:00:50] the western neighborhood. We are talking about security Al-Sanamayn in the Daraa countryside announced the closure of the city's schools today
[00:00:53] due to the current
[00:00:54] security situation.
[00:01:00] President al-Shara discusses launching a number of projects
[00:01:04] in Aleppo governorate during
[00:01:07] a large number of a meeting with ministers
[00:01:07] and officials.
[00:01:12] The US State Department
[00:01:14] teachers to work in
[00:01:15] the western neighborhood of warns of a possible escalation of until this moment in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi group in Yemen.
[00:01:22] projects. And after this
[00:01:31] a wide segment of
[00:01:36] Details, viewers, where the internal security forces announced
[00:01:39] the arrest of former Major General Ahmed Muhammad Ismail, one of
[00:01:42] the first-line leaders in the Republican Guard during the rule of the ousted regime.
[00:01:46] The security forces said that Ismail had held several
[00:01:49] leadership positions, where he served as
[00:01:53] Chief of Staff of the Republican Guard
[00:01:55] in Aleppo does not for six months, then he was appointed Deputy Commander of
[00:02:03] reducing customs duties on in the western neighborhood, and they succeeded the 14th Division specializing in air drops for one year, after which he became Commander
[00:02:05] of the same division and remained in his position until the overthrow of the ousted
[00:02:09] regime.
[00:02:17] Let's stop with this news, viewers, as our correspondent Hazem Awad joins us directly via phone from
[00:02:26] cases were admitted and are still the Internal Security Forces in this security operation that
[00:02:29] resulted in the arrest of former Major General Ahmed Muhammad
[00:02:33] Ismail.
[00:02:36] In fact, the arrest of
[00:02:38] Al-Yaroubiya, passing through Ismail, who is one of the most prominent leaders, was not revealed,
[00:02:41] meaning he was in the first line of those who were working under the
[00:02:44] ousted regime. But
[00:02:49] incursions into this operation is
[00:02:51] that benefits the people part of the process of dismantling the leadership structure of
[00:02:52] of Aleppo and also the the previous era,
[00:02:55] which witnessed many massacres.
[00:02:58] Many leaders who played a prominent role
[00:03:02] in war crimes against
[00:03:06] Syrians have been arrested.
[00:03:09] mines and war remnants from Ahmed Ismail is considered one of the most prominent first-line men
[00:03:12] involved in such field crimes.
[00:03:16] Detailed information
[00:03:18] Al-A'ama, and the Ministers of that came out of the official statement made by the
[00:03:21] Internal Security Forces stated
[00:03:25] and that the release will continue at this that the military file of this specific detainee
[00:03:28] included key leadership positions. He began as a commander
[00:03:31] of a faction in the Second Battalion affiliated with the 101st
[00:03:34] Air Drop Regiment, up to his promotion in
[00:03:37] 2016, and remained
[00:03:41] structural
[00:03:41] because the security operations in in his position, committing crimes until
[00:03:45] the liberation of Syria. His work
[00:03:47] was in several Syrian governorates,
[00:03:51] including Aleppo, Daraa, and even in the Damascus countryside in
[00:03:54] Eastern Ghouta.
[00:03:57] He even reached the position of Deputy Commander of the
[00:04:01] 14th Division for Air Drop, then became
[00:04:04] its commander. There
[00:04:06] be extended again during this were multiple positions and tasks, and all his tasks
[00:04:09] involved crimes against
[00:04:14] Mazloum Abdi, the files of integration Syrian civilians. This is considered an security development that is inseparable from
[00:04:18] an escalating pursuit of major individuals involved.
[00:04:22] Over the past period, there have been many announcements by
[00:04:26] neighborhood and clashed with the Internal Security Forces about the arrest of
[00:04:29] Ahmed Al-Shara, and then this key individuals involved in war crimes against
[00:04:31] Syrians. A few days ago,
[00:04:35] Aleppo, in addition to a number of The security operation in for example, there was an announcement of the arrest of nine pilots in Latakia governorate, and this
[00:04:38] indicates daily efforts by the
[00:04:42] Internal Security Forces to arrest symbols of the ousted
[00:04:45] regime, especially prominent leaders involved in
[00:04:48] security situation in Al-Sanamayn. Now, in war crimes. There are also efforts outside the borders, not
[00:04:52] just within the borders of Syria. There was
[00:04:55] an announcement of the arrest of another
[00:04:58] key individual involved in crimes against Syrians in Lebanon and
[00:05:02] in the United States. There are trials in Germany, trials
[00:05:22] the dismantling of a network involved in drug trafficking
[00:05:25] in Homs after weeks of monitoring and security
[00:05:29] follow-up. The Anti-Narcotics Department stated
[00:05:32] that the network's leader and his assistant were killed during
[00:05:36] the raid. It also arrested nine of
[00:05:39] its members, while one member of the Anti-Narcotics
[00:05:43] Department was killed during the clash with this
[00:05:47] network.
[00:05:50] The Internal Security Command in Latakia announced the arrest
[00:05:54] of five individuals after it was proven that they were involved in embezzling tens
[00:05:57] of millions of Syrian Pounds from public funds. The security command
[00:06:01] stated that the arrests came after completing
[00:06:05] the information gathering process, where the detainees were referred
[00:06:08] to the competent judiciary to take the necessary legal
[00:06:12] measures, noting its continuation in combating
[00:06:15] crimes against public funds and prosecuting anyone
[00:06:19] proven to be responsible for embezzlement or waste of state
[00:06:22] funds.
[00:06:30] 24 people sustained various injuries
[00:06:33] as a result of a passenger bus colliding with a private car
[00:06:37] and overturning on the Baniyas-Barmaya road in
[00:06:40] Tartus, while the injured were transferred
[00:06:44] to Baniyas National Hospital for necessary
[00:06:46] treatment.
[00:06:51] We were informed this morning of a
[00:06:54] traffic accident on the Barmaya road.
[00:06:57] A bus with 24
[00:07:00] people was involved, so general surgery,
[00:07:03] orthopedic surgery, and neurosurgery doctors,
[00:07:06] and the entire ambulance
[00:07:08] team were called to the emergency department.
[00:07:12] The traffic accidents
[00:07:15] were dealt with with high professionalism, and injuries were triaged
[00:07:19] according to priority. One
[00:07:21] of the injured was admitted to the operating
[00:07:24] room immediately. She had a severe
[00:07:27] crush injury to her hand, with tendon rupture and radial artery
[00:07:30] rupture. Bone injury was also present.
[00:07:34] The accident involved 24 people. 14
[00:07:38] under observation for 24 hours in the hospital.
[00:07:45] The Educational Complex in the city of Al-Sanamayn in the Daraa countryside
[00:07:49] announced the closure of the city's schools today, Sunday, due to the current
[00:07:53] security situation. The complex said that the closure
[00:07:56] aims to ensure the safety of students and administrative
[00:07:59] and teaching staff. This comes after the security tensions that
[00:08:03] the city witnessed after the dismantling and pursuit of an
[00:08:06] armed cell that targeted internal security forces earlier.
[00:08:09] سابق.
[00:08:21] We stop with this news and its details, viewers, with our correspondent
[00:08:24] Hussam Al-Masalmeh joining us directly from Daraa. Hussam, first,
[00:08:27] welcome. So, let's track with you and focus on
[00:08:31] the details of what was announced by the Educational Complex in the city of
[00:08:34] Al-Sanamayn in the Daraa countryside, which announced the closure
[00:08:38] of the city's schools today due to the security situation in
[00:08:48] the Educational Complex in the city of Al-Sanamayn as a necessity
[00:08:54] the western neighborhood of the city of Al-Sanamayn have not yet ended.
[00:08:57] The operations are still ongoing since Thursday morning, and on
[00:09:01] Thursday, when there were clashes and a curfew in the city of
[00:09:05] Al-Sanamayn, schools were also closed. This means that
[00:09:07] we consider the closure to be extended
[00:09:11] since Thursday and continued until
[00:09:15] today, Sunday, and it may
[00:09:18] week. The reason is that the security forces,
[00:09:21] supported by elite forces from the Ministry
[00:09:25] of Interior, are conducting security operations and raids
[00:09:29] and searches inside the western neighborhood and pursuing
[00:09:33] the members of the cell that entered
[00:09:36] the western
[00:09:39] the security patrol, which led to the death of three martyrs from
[00:09:43] the Internal Security Forces on Thursday morning.
[00:09:46] Al-Sanamayn has not ended, and according to the statement of the
[00:09:50] Educational Complex, out of concern for the safety of teaching staff
[00:09:53] and students alike, closing schools is a necessity
[00:09:57] given the current
[00:10:01] Al-Sanamayn, the Internal Security Forces are still deployed in
[00:10:04] the vicinity of the western neighborhood and inside the western neighborhood, where the
[00:10:08] security incidents occurred on Thursday. They are carrying out
[00:10:12] house searches from time to time, especially in the area surrounding
[00:10:15] Al-Sanamayn Military Hospital. Yesterday, the Internal Security Command
[00:10:19] announced the arrest of Walid Al-Fallah and a number of key wanted individuals
[00:10:23] in the recent Al-Sanamayn incidents.
[00:10:25] So, in conjunction with everything
[00:10:29] you mentioned, Hussam, regarding the data and information about
[00:10:33] the developments in the security situation in the city of Al-Sanamayn,
[00:10:37] is there any security deployment of internal security forces in conjunction
[00:10:41] announcement
[00:10:45] from the Educational Complex due to the
[00:10:48] tense security
[00:10:55] and special forces, and armored vehicles belonging to the special forces, have not
[00:10:58] left the city of Al-Sanamayn at all since Thursday
[00:11:02] morning. The security operation is still ongoing,
[00:11:05] especially in the western neighborhood. We are talking about checkpoints at
[00:11:09] the entrances to the city of Al-Qanawin and at its exit points on the roads in
[00:11:15] points distributed within the western neighborhood,
[00:11:17] extending all the way to Al-Sanamayn Military Hospital
[00:11:21] and extensions within points
[00:11:24] in the vicinity of Al-Salehin Mosque and also in the vicinity
[00:11:27] of Al-Rahman Mosque. There are
[00:11:32] military points where
[00:11:35] internal security elements are present
[00:11:40] Al-Sanamayn, in addition to the alert of internal security in
[00:11:43] the rest of the city's neighborhoods. And this
[00:11:47] operation has been accompanied by car inspections for entry
[00:11:50] and exit, and also special operations are
[00:11:55] conducting raids inside the western neighborhood to complete
[00:11:58] the search for wanted individuals, and there are also monitoring operations
[00:12:02] carried out by drones to check if there are movements
[00:12:05] of wanted individuals between houses in the western neighborhood.
[00:12:09] The internal security forces are indeed benefiting from the
[00:12:12] arrest of some suspects since the first day
[00:12:15] to guide them or
[00:12:18] so that they can be guided by them to the hiding places of the wanted individuals
[00:12:24] through this in arresting
[00:12:28] Walid Al-Fallah and a number of key wanted individuals. Walid Al-Fallah is considered one of the most dangerous wanted individuals in the city of
[00:12:31] Al-Sanamayn, and he belongs, according to the
[00:12:35] Ministry of Interior's statement, to the
[00:12:55] Syria TV's correspondent reported that the Israeli occupation forces
[00:12:59] shelled with several shells the Bir Ajam forest
[00:13:02] west of the village of Zubayda in the central Quneitra countryside.
[00:13:05] This comes amidst the continuation of Israeli attacks
[00:13:09] on areas in southern Syria, where the occupation carries out repeated
[00:13:14] Quneitra and the western Daraa countryside, in addition to targeting
[00:13:18] with artillery shells the outskirts of Beit Jinn town
[00:13:21] in western Damascus during the past days.
[00:13:28] The engineering teams of the Ministry of Defense continue operations to remove
[00:13:34] villages and houses in the countryside of the Tal Abyad area in Raqqa governorate
[00:13:37] in order to ensure the return of residents
[00:13:41] who were displaced to their areas.
[00:14:32] The Governor of Aleppo, Azzam Al-Ghareeb, discussed with
[00:14:36] the Advisor to the Presidency of the Republic, Mustafa
[00:14:39] into military, civilian, and service
[00:14:42] institutions, as well as arrangements for the return of residents
[00:14:45] to a number of areas witnessing the full
[00:14:49] integration process. This came during a meeting held at the Aleppo Governorate
[00:14:52] building, attended by the Deputy Governor, Ali Hanoura,
[00:14:55] Ilham Ahmed, and the commanders of the Ayn al-Arab Brigade,
[00:14:58] Muhammad Berkhadan, and a member of
[00:15:01] the Integration Committee, Khazna Nabi, in addition
[00:15:05] to a number of members of the Executive Office in the governorate
[00:15:08] and officials of the Ayn al-Arab and Afrin
[00:15:11] regions, and the
[00:15:13] Second Bloc.
[00:15:18] The Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, said that Ankara sees
[00:15:21] a desire from all parties for the continuation of the integration process
[00:15:25] between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces.
[00:15:28] Fidan added that Turkey is holding talks with Syrian security
[00:15:32] and intelligence agencies to follow up on the
[00:15:35] integration process. Fidan also indicated
[00:15:37] that the data shows positive progress,
[00:15:41] stressing that practical steps must
[00:15:43] be taken on the
[00:15:45] ground.
[00:15:50] US Congressman Joe Wilson criticized the continued
[00:15:53] export restrictions imposed on Syria, despite nearly a
[00:15:57] month having passed since it was removed from the list of state sponsors
[00:16:00] of terrorism. Wilson said in a post on X that
[00:16:04] keeping Syria on the list harms
[00:16:07] American companies wishing to invest
[00:16:10] there, expressing his hope that the US Bureau
[00:16:14] of Industry and Security will soon issue updated guidelines
[00:16:17] that are consistent with President Donald Trump's vision
[00:16:21] of giving Syria a chance, as he put it.
[00:16:34] The People's Assembly will hold a hearing today with Minister of Energy
[00:16:38] Muhammad Al-Bashir following the increase in fuel prices last
[00:16:41] week, which caused
[00:16:44] a wave of protests in a number of governorates,
[00:16:48] followed by a press conference by Al-Bashir, in which he spoke
[00:16:51] about three prices for diesel according to the nature
[00:16:54] of use. The course of these events in this explanatory
[00:16:58] press presentation with colleague Bilal
[00:17:00] Al-Bizra.
[00:17:03] The fuel price hike was not a fleeting decision for
[00:17:08] Syrians, as protests quickly spread
[00:17:11] rejecting the decision in a number of
[00:17:15] governorates. These protests are the most
[00:17:17] widespread of their kind, accompanied by burning tires and blocking vital
[00:17:21] roads. The decision issued by the Committee for Pricing
[00:17:25] Petroleum Products and Mineral Resources included raising
[00:17:29] fuel prices by up to
[00:17:32] 40%. This committee has issued several decisions
[00:17:35] since its formation last
[00:17:38] June, stipulating the adjustment of
[00:17:41] fuel prices. The Ministry of Energy attributed the recent
[00:17:45] increase to the rising costs of securing
[00:17:48] petroleum products globally,
[00:17:50] coinciding with the maintenance of the Baniyas refinery and the import
[00:17:54] of about two-thirds of Syria's petroleum product needs, with
[00:17:58] its ability to produce only one-third. However,
[00:18:01] these clarifications did not seem to alleviate
[00:18:05] the intensity and dissatisfaction of the public. With
[00:18:07] the worsening impact of popular protests
[00:18:10] against the decision, the People's Assembly summoned the Minister of Energy,
[00:18:14] Muhammad Al-Bashir, to a session to clarify
[00:18:17] the Ministry's reasons for the price increase
[00:18:21] and the considerations that accompanied its issuance,
[00:18:23] amidst popular demands to reverse
[00:18:26] the decision and alleviate
[00:18:28] living burdens.
[00:18:32] President Ahmed Al-Shara discussed launching a set of projects
[00:18:35] in Aleppo Governorate during a meeting with ministers and officials.
[00:18:39] According to SANA news agency, the projects include
[00:18:43] developing real estate and tourist
[00:18:46] and industrial facilities, and establishing an exhibition city in Aleppo. The meeting
[00:18:50] was attended by the Secretary-General of the Presidency of the Republic, Abdul Rahman
[00:18:55] Agriculture, Basil Suwaidan, Tourism,
[00:18:58] Mazen Al-Salhani, Public Works and Housing,
[00:19:01] Mustafa Abdul Razzaq, the Governor of Aleppo, Azzam Al-Ghareeb,
[00:19:05] and the Director-General of the Investment Authority, Ahmed
[00:19:08] Rawad Ramadan.
[00:19:17] With us, viewers, directly from Aleppo, our correspondent Muhammad Nour.
[00:19:21] Muhammad, welcome. So, let's look at the details of this meeting
[00:19:24] and the projects that were discussed for their establishment
[00:19:28] and implementation on the ground in this meeting
[00:19:31] which was chaired by President Ahmed
[00:19:40] after a tour by the President in the city of Aleppo
[00:19:44] eight days ago, in which he was briefed on
[00:19:47] all aspects of life here in Aleppo,
[00:19:51] whether service, commercial, industrial,
[00:19:54] tourism, and others. There
[00:19:57] was a scheduled file from the Governor of Aleppo
[00:20:01] and several studies and projects that he presented to President
[00:20:06] meeting came. Yesterday, between President
[00:20:10] Ahmed Al-Shara and the Governor of
[00:20:13] ministers, such as Agriculture and
[00:20:17] Investment, and the Secretary-General of the Presidency of the Republic,
[00:20:20] they discussed the development
[00:20:23] of many projects in Aleppo, including real estate development
[00:20:26] and the establishment of an exhibition city, in addition
[00:20:30] to developing tourist facilities
[00:20:34] and vital and service facilities here in Aleppo. The Governor of
[00:20:37] Aleppo said immediately after this meeting that this meeting
[00:20:41] is not like previous ones and will bring
[00:20:44] benefits to Aleppo that are unlike
[00:20:47] before, promising the people of Aleppo that these
[00:20:50] projects will be implemented
[00:20:56] year, but they need some
[00:20:59] time for residents to see some results here
[00:21:02] in Aleppo. It is worth mentioning, Amina, that some projects have actually
[00:21:06] started here in Aleppo, starting with the rehabilitation of
[00:21:10] tourist facilities, and I specifically mean
[00:21:13] the Citadel of Aleppo, the old markets in Aleppo,
[00:21:16] and all the tourist facilities here in
[00:21:20] Aleppo are being restored and work
[00:21:23] is being done to repair some
[00:21:27] of the problems in them and some
[00:21:30] areas that were subjected to shelling. In addition,
[00:21:33] 15 days ago, Amina, there was a solution to
[00:21:37] a major housing crisis here in Aleppo, which was the issuance
[00:21:41] of the decision for licenses for
[00:21:44] urban complexes and residential communities in Aleppo.
[00:21:48] Since the liberation until now, there has been no
[00:21:51] real estate project in Aleppo that contributes
[00:21:55] to alleviating congestion in the city and solving
[00:21:58] the problem of real estate and high house and rent prices
[00:22:01] in Aleppo. Therefore, the Aleppo Governorate launched this decision,
[00:22:05] clarifying the appropriate conditions for establishing
[00:22:09] and implementing residential
[00:22:12] decision, there was also the launch of several
[00:22:16] residential projects in Aleppo. But the most prominent and important
[00:22:20] thing for the people of Aleppo is industry. Today, the industrial
[00:22:23] city in Aleppo is the backbone of industry in
[00:22:26] Syria. There were previously many messages
[00:22:30] from traders and industrialists in Aleppo to the Governor of
[00:22:34] Aleppo to convey them to the President
[00:22:37] of the Republic. At the top of these demands is
[00:22:40] the protection of local products. Today, the industrial city
[00:22:45] produce or yield as it used to, in addition
[00:22:48] to,
[00:22:53] raw materials and also helping to
[00:22:57] export products from the industrial city. But until
[00:23:00] now, there has been no effective
[00:23:04] discussion or effective decisions that meet
[00:23:07] the aspirations and ambitions of industrialists here in
[00:23:10] Aleppo, because industry is the backbone of Aleppo
[00:23:13] and constitutes a complete production cycle.
[00:23:17] Today, we are talking about more than 1,200 industrial
[00:23:20] establishments in Aleppo. These establishments
[00:23:24] support thousands of families. If these establishments operate
[00:23:28] at their full capacity
[00:23:31] and 24 hours a day, they can achieve
[00:23:34] general benefit and create
[00:23:37] a complete economic cycle
[00:23:42] Syrians. And this point, specifically, needs
[00:23:46] an answer from the Governor of Aleppo and what has been decided, especially
[00:23:50] in light of the absence of Mr. Muhammad Al-Shaar
[00:23:53] from this session.
[00:23:56] And we are waiting for more clarifications from the Aleppo
[00:23:59] Governorate after this meeting about the projects that will be
[00:24:03] started without generalities, meaning specifying
[00:24:06] and detailing these projects that will be implemented
[00:24:32] and Industry, Nidal Al-Shaar, issued a decision to form the Syrian-Uzbek
[00:24:35] Business Council on the Syrian side,
[00:24:39] as part of regulating the work of joint business councils.
[00:24:43] The decision tasked the Syrian Council with coordinating joint
[00:24:47] business councils, following up on the Council's work
[00:24:50] and relevant authorities, and ensuring the consistency of its work with the system
[00:24:53] of Syrian business councils and national economic
[00:24:56] priorities.
[00:25:00] The Ministry of Energy called on employees who were dismissed
[00:25:04] from their jobs due to the Syrian revolution, numbering
[00:25:06] 341 workers in departments affiliated
[00:25:10] with the ministry, to review the locations specified
[00:25:13] next to their names to complete the procedures for returning to work
[00:25:17] again. The ministry clarified that
[00:25:20] reviews begin today, Sunday, from 9
[00:25:23] AM until 2:30 PM,
[00:25:27] noting that this step comes as part of completing the necessary
[00:25:30] organizational, legal, and administrative procedures to restore
[00:25:33] the functional rights of the dismissed. The ministry
[00:25:36] confirmed its continued study and follow-up of the remaining
[00:25:40] requests and files until the full return of all eligible
[00:25:44] dismissed employees to
[00:25:45] their work.
[00:25:53] The Governor of Sweida, Mustafa Al-Bakour, denied any
[00:25:56] increase in the price of bread in the governorate,
[00:25:59] affirming that the price remains the same without
[00:26:03] any changes. Al-Bakour stated that the official
[00:26:06] price issued by the Ministry of Economy and Industry
[00:26:10] is the approved price for the loaf. He added that
[00:26:12] he contacted the Director of Internal Trade and stressed the need
[00:26:16] to adhere to official pricing, despite the latter's
[00:26:19] indication of pressure from some personalities
[00:26:23] and agents in this
[00:26:25] regard.
[00:26:36] The Ministry of Education conducted a written exam to select
[00:26:40] Kurdish language teachers with the participation of 120 applicants
[00:26:44] to work in the governorates of Damascus, Hama,
[00:26:46] and Raqqa. The Director of the Curriculum Development Department,
[00:26:50] Issam Ramadan, explained that the exam included
[00:26:54] 50 questions covering basic linguistic
[00:26:57] skills, in addition to Kurdish grammar
[00:27:00] and the applicants' possession of the necessary skills to teach
[00:27:04] this subject. He added that the written
[00:27:07] exam represents the first stage of the selection
[00:27:10] process, and successful candidates will proceed to oral interviews
[00:27:14] before selecting
[00:27:17] the specified governorates.
[00:27:19] Therefore,
[00:27:22] the Civil Defense stated that its teams are monitoring
[00:27:26] the rising water level of the Euphrates River in Deir ez-Zor,
[00:27:29] in coordination with the relevant authorities within the emergency
[00:27:33] response committee. Civil Defense teams conducted
[00:27:36] field tours and took
[00:27:39] precautionary measures to reduce risks, including
[00:27:42] maintaining the earthen bridge and preparing an advanced response point
[00:27:46] that includes divers and rescue elements
[00:27:50] to enhance readiness
[00:27:52] and full preparedness, as well as rapid
[00:27:56] intervention when
[00:27:57] needed.
[00:28:03] The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management launched a
[00:28:07] proactive response plan to reduce the risks of floods
[00:28:10] and torrents in Al-Hasakah governorate. According to the Ministry,
[00:28:13] the plan is based on assessing hazardous areas and lessons
[00:28:17] learned from last year's floods, with a focus on
[00:28:22] banks of the Khabur River and wadi channels, especially
[00:28:26] Tal Hamis, Al-Yaroubiya, and Ras al-Ayn.
[00:28:29] The Directorate began implementing the first phase from Tal Hamis,
[00:28:33] which included Wadi Al-Makhban and a number of villages south of
[00:28:37] the area, in addition to work in
[00:28:41] the villages of Al-Saha and Al-Boutheh to address the most
[00:28:44] vulnerable points and enhance the readiness
[00:28:47] of local communities for that.
[00:28:51] لذلك
[00:28:56] The Director-General of the General Organization for the Euphrates Dam,
[00:29:00] Haitham Bakour, called on the residents of the governorates
[00:29:03] of Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor to stay
[00:29:06] away from the Euphrates River course in conjunction with increasing
[00:29:09] the water released from the Qudiran Dam. Bakour told
[00:29:13] Syria TV that the amount of water released from the Qudiran
[00:29:17] Dam has been gradually and systematically increased,
[00:29:20] and that it is expected to reach 1,200
[00:29:24] cubic meters per second,
[00:29:28] level until mid-October.
[00:29:30] Bakour added, in the same context and the same statements, that
[00:29:34] the organization is coordinating with the Ministry of Emergency and
[00:29:38] Disaster Management to continuously monitor the status of
[00:29:41] dams from both
[00:29:45] and operational
[00:29:46] aspects.
[00:29:53] With the return of electricity to a number of Aleppo neighborhoods, other
[00:29:57] neighborhoods are still waiting for their turn for power supply,
[00:30:00] which leaves
[00:30:02] the amperes a viable option for
[00:30:06] residents despite their high financial cost.
[00:30:09] and limited operating
[00:30:11] hours
[00:30:15] Selling a piece of meat is not a simple matter for Abu
[00:30:18] Muhammad. Every time a customer enters his shop, he has to
[00:30:21] turn on his generator first, because the electricity from the amperes he subscribes
[00:30:25] to is barely enough for his refrigerators and lighting.
[00:30:29] The amperes I need 10 amperes, even the
[00:30:32] wire for the machine, meaning refrigerators take five amperes
[00:30:36] for the house and the shop. Today, the ampere is 85,000,
[00:30:40] meaning it affects, I'm telling you it affects. Today, a liter of gasoline was
[00:30:43] 12,000. Today, a liter of gasoline is 18,500
[00:30:46] as well.
[00:30:48] Abu Muhammad's suffering summarizes the current reality in the neighborhoods of Al-Salihin,
[00:30:51] Al-Firdous, and Karam Al-Beik, all the way to