The Syrian Arab Red Crescent and the Iraqi Red Crescent Society have agreed to work together to provide bread to Aleppo residents who have been affected by the earthquake. The agreement included the distribution of bread at the rate of (500) bundles per day for a month to the affected families in Aleppo as a result of the catastrophe of the earthquake on February 6, 2023, the Society said in a statement. “The agreement came after a field visit by a delegation of the Iraqi Red Crescent Society to the city of Aleppo.” The agreement “seeks to save lives, relieve suffering, and safeguard human dignity in places suffering from post-earthquake repercussions,” the statement continued. It is notable that the Iraqi Red Crescent has worked with the Iraqi government to send more than (500) tons of humanitarian aid to the earthquake-affected regions of Turkey and Syria.
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