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UN agency gravely concerned by lack of medical services in Syria’s eastern Ghouta

UN agency gravely concerned by lack of medical services in Syria’s eastern Ghouta

Nov 23, 2017, at 09:56 am

New York, Nov 23(Just Earth News): Despite escalating violence and increasing humanitarian needs, life-saving medicines, medical equipment, and surgical supplies are being prevented from entering eastern Ghouta in Syria and the plan to transfer critically ill patients to hospitals elsewhere has not been approved, the United Nations health agency has warned.