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As millions suffer water shortages in Syria, UN looks to keep potable supply safe

As millions suffer water shortages in Syria, UN looks to keep potable supply safe

Jan 12, 2017, at 12:16 pm

New York, Jan 12 (Just Earth News): The United Nations expressed concern on Wednesday about fighting in the Wadi Barada area of west Damascus, which in addition to displacing thousands of people, has also restricted water supplies to some 5.5 million people in and around the Syrian capital.