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[ September 5, Dar'a ]  Education Director Manhal al Amarin, in a statement to SANA said that the current conditions in the province forced the Directorate of Education to accommodate Daraa al Balad school students on a temporarily within alternative schools in al Mahatta neighborhood on an evening shift.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Coping strategies: Top three reported livelihoods related coping strategies:  Borrowed money: 53%  Reduce spending on NFIs: 29%  Sold some assistance items received: 28%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Most commonly reported sources of light inside shelters:  Powered by shared camp generator: 100%  Powered by solar panels: 27%  Cell phone light: 15%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Of the 69% of households who required treatment in the 30 days prior to the assessment, 92% reported that they had faced barriers to accessing medical care. Of those that faced barriers, the most commonly reported barriers to accessing medical care were: •Cannot afford to pay for health services  ( 98% )  • High cost of transportation to health facilities  ( 80% )  • Lack of medicines at the health facilities  ( 75% )
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  76% of households with a pregnant or lactating woman while living in the camp had reportedly been able to access obsteric or, antenatal care.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Percentage of households reporting that communal latrines have handwashing facilities: None 53%, Yes some 27% and Yes all 20%.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  10% of households reported having difficulties understanding information about COVID 19 with not having enough materials being the most commonly reported difficulty  ( 7% of households ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Attitudes and behaviours of camp population: Awareness of social distancing: Nobody  ( around 0% )  and People engaging in social distancing: Nobody  ( around 0% ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  12% of households reported that they treated their drinking water over the past two weeks prior to data collection by filtering the water  ( 10% )  and boiling the water  ( 1% ) .
[ June 2021, NWS ]  Estimated median daily wage for unskilled labour: 6,000 SYP
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Number of communal latrines in the camp is 93.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Proportion of households that were able to access all assessed hygiene items in the last two weeks prior to data collection: Yes 22% and No 78%. The most commonly inaccessible items included washing powder, and disposable diapers. Hygiene items were most commonly inaccessible because households couldn't afford it.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  91% of households reported that the health sector is not meeting their minimum health needs. The most commonly reported health needs by households were chronic diseases treatment  ( 54% )  and maternal health services  ( 51 ) %.
[ 5 13th April 2021, NWS ]  MEDIAN PRICE OF COVID 19 ITEMS in Syrian Pounds: Face mask  ( 1 piece )  for 430, Plastic gloves  ( box of 100 )  for 23,500, Sterile alcohol  ( 1 litre )  for 8,500, Hand sanitiser  ( 500 ml )  for 4,550, Bottled bleach  ( 1 litre )  for 1,800 and Trash bags  ( roll of 30 )  for 3,625.
[ June 2021, NWS ]  KIs in 53% of communities cited the high cost of water trucking as a common challenge.
[ June 2021, NWS ]  A lack of toilets was reported as a shelter issue for IDPs in 17% of communities.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Households reporting knowing about any designated space for women and girls in the site: Yes 5% and No 95%. Of the 5% of households who reported knowing about any designated space, 50% reported that a girl or woman from their household attended one in the last 30 days prior to data collection.
[ July 2021, Overall Syria ] The national average price of a two year old alive male sheep increased by five percent m o m and by 39 percent since July 2020, reaching SYP 514,069/sheep in July 2021.
[ July 2021, GoS ]  Homs recorded the highest average price of a two year old alive male sheep at SYP 608,119/head  ( up two percent m o m ) , while Lattakia recorded the lowest price at SYP 381,933/head  ( up two percent m o m ) .
[ July 2021, Overall Syria ] In July 2021, the ToT between an alive two year old male sheep and wheat flour was 275 kgs of wheat per sheep  ( up five percent m o m ) . However, the ToT worsened by 24 percent since July 2020.
[ July 2021, Overall Syria ]  M o m, the national average retail price of fresh eggs throughout Syria increased by seven percent reaching SYP 7,958/30 eggs. Moreover, the price of fresh eggs increased by 34 percent since January 2021  ( six months ago )  and by 182 percent since July 2020.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Top three reported food related coping strategies:  Eat cheaper food: 99%  Borrowed food: 41%  Eaten fewer meals: 38%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Immunization services for childen was reported by 26% of households as a priority health need.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Attitudes and behaviours of camp population: Awareness of COVID 19: Everyone  ( around 100% )  and COVID 19 perceived as important issue: About half  ( around 50% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  78% of households with a pregnant or lactating woman while living in the camp had reportedly been able to access obsteric or, antenatal care.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Of the 29% of households with a member living with a chronic disease, 0% reported that required medicine was not available, and 33% reported that the medicine was available, but that they could not afford it.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  75% of children under five years old were reported to be vaccinated against polio. 56% of children under two years old were reported to have received the DTP vaccine and 75% to have received the MMR vaccine.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Main information sources about COVID 19 as reported by households:  NGOs or charities: 96%  Friends/family: 31%  Camp management: 29%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Of the 54% of households with a member living with a chronic disease, 8% reported that required medicine was not available, and 67% reported that the medicine was available, but that they could not afford it.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  0% of households reported having difficulties understanding information about COVID 19.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Main information sources about COVID 19 as reported by households:  NGOs or charities 89%  Camp management 60%  Friends/family 36%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Attitudes and behaviours of camp population: Awareness of COVID 19: Everyone  ( around 100% )  and COVID 19 perceived as important issue: About half  ( around 50% )
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Awareness of social distancing: About half  ( around 50% )  People engaging in social distancing: About half  ( around 50% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Top measures reportedly taken by households in response to the pandemic:  Wash hands more regularly: 68%  Wear masks when going outside: 61%  Avoid touching other people: 59%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Top measures reportedly taken by households in response to the pandemic:  Wash hands more regularly: 57%  Cover nose/mouth when coughing/sneezing: 53%  Wear masks when going outside: 52%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Households reporting barriers when leaving the camp in the two weeks prior to data collection: Yes 64% and No 36%. Most commonly reported barriers to movement: • Transportation available but too expensive  ( 41% )  • Insufficient transportation  ( 30% )  • Movement restrictions due to COVID 19  ( 25% )
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  29% of households reported gender based protection issues with early marriage  ( girls below 18 years old )  being the most commonly reported  ( 69% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  62% of households reported that they were aware of child labour occuring among children under the age of 11, most commonly reporting domestic labour  ( 34% )  and transporting people or goods  ( 28% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  At the time of data collection, there was 1 educational facility in the camp.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Most commonly reported main sources of food:  From markets in the site: 93%  Food distributions: 90%  From markets outside the site: 80%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Type of food assistance received, by % of households reporting:  Voucher  ( for food ) : 87%  Cash  ( for food ) : 8% 95% of households had received a food basket, bread distribution, cash, or vouchers in the 30 days prior to data collection.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East Old Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,790 ]  Average monthly household income: 323,488 SYP  ( 107 USD ) . Top three reported primary income sources:  Borrowed/gifted from family/friends: 66%  Employment outside of camp: 57%  Selling assistance items received: 28%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  91% of school aged children in the households were reported to not receive education. The most commonly reported barriers were: • Educational services suspended due to summer holiday  ( 86% )  • No education for children of a certain age  ( 6% )  • Education is not considered important  ( 3% )  In the past school year, households reported that their school aged children went to school on average 14% of total school days.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  12% of households reported that they treated their drinking water over the past two weeks prior to data collection by boiling the water  ( 7% )  and filtering the water  ( 6% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Percentage of households at each FCS level: Acceptable 61%, Borderline 28% and Poor 11%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Most commonly reported ways money from sales of assistance items was used:  Spent the money on food 100%  Spent the money on health expenses 50%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Percentage of households consuming iron, protein and vitamin A rich foods by frequency: Iron: Daily 1%, Sometimes 28% and Never 71%. Protein: Daily 49%, Sometimes 48% and Never 3%. Vitamin A: Daily 53%, Sometimes 43% and Never 4%.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Average monthly household income: 271,554 SYP  ( 90 USD ) . Top three reported primary income sources:  Borrowed/gifted from family/friends: 49%  Selling assistance items received: 44%  Employment outside of camp: 41%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Household debt: 81% of households reported that they had borrowed money in the 30 days prior to data collection; on average, these households had a debt load amounting to 432,931 SYP  ( 143 USD ) . Top three reported reasons for taking on debt:  Food 95%  Healthcare 76%  Clothing/non food items  ( NFI )  22%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Average monthly household expenditure: 230,990 SYP  ( 76 USD ) . Top three reported expenditure categories:  Food 100%  Healthcare 76%  Transportation 73%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Top three reported livelihoods related coping strategies:  Sold some assistance items received: 44%  Reduce spending on NFIs: 41%  Borrowed money: 33%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  44% of households reported selling assisstance items with food assistance followed by hygiene items being the most commonly sold. Households reported that needing cash for more urgent spending  ( 83% )  and the quality of item/assistance being bad  ( 41% )  were the main reason for selling assistance items they received.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Most commonly reported ways money from sales of assistance items was used:  Spent the money on food: 95%  Spent the money on health expenses: 54%  Spent the money on debt repayment: 20%
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Average number of people reported per household: 6
[ JAN MAR 2021, NWS ]  In NWS region, the highest record to date on the regional Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket  ( SMEB )  reached 422,032 SYP  ( USD 113 )  in March 2021. This represents an 85% long term increase since September 2020.
[ JAN MAR 2021, Overall Syria ]  Between February and March 2021, the national average price of subsidized bread increased by eight percent to reach SYP 119/bundle as a result of the increased fees charged by agents while the commercial bread price increased by three percent to reach SYP 1,690/ bundle.
[ JAN MAR 2021, Overall Syria ]  On 15 March 2021, the Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection increased the formal butane gas cylinder price from SYP 3,000/refill to SYP 3,850/refill  ( up 28 percent m o m ) .
[ JAN MAR 2021, Overall Syria ]  The high exchange rate of the dollar versus the Syrian pound  ( SYP ) , coupled with energy shortages and scarcity or limited availability and supply of electricity, gasoline, diesel, and gas, continues to affect the food and agriculture sector.
[ JAN MAR 2021, Overall Syria ] The situation in Syria has drastically deteriorated with an estimated 14.2 million people in need of some form of food and agriculture assistance, representing 68.6% of the total population; Based on a countrywide assessment of 36,484 households and technical reviews and consultations, at least 12.4 million people are estimated to be food insecure, of which 1.3 million people are considered severely food insecure. Furthermore, all 1.7 million people living in camps are deemed to be 100% food insecure, and 1.8 million people are estimated to be at risk of food insecurity.
[ June 2021, NWS ]  Most commonly reported overall priority needs for IDPs  ( by % of communities ) : Livelihood: 60% Food: 77% NFI: 42%
[ JAN MAR 2021, Overall Syria ]  Across Syria the national average price of WFP's standard reference food basket increased by a dramatic 33 percent between February and March 2021, reaching SYP 180,792  ( USD 145 at the official exchange rate of SYP 1,250/USD ) . On 22nd of March 2021, the Syria's Central Bank increased the UN preferential exchange rate from SYP 1,250/USD to SYP 2,500/USD, while maintaining the official exchange rate unchanged at SYP 1,250/USD.
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  Informal USD/TRY regional median exchange rate: 8.65 TRY to 1 USD One month rate change: increase of 4% Six month rate change: increase of 10% In June, both the TRY and SYP depreciated against the USD, reversing a positive trend of appreciation seen in the three months prior to data collection.
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  MEDIAN SMEB WATER TRUCKING PRICE for 4500L: 13,365  ( Syrian Pounds )  One month Change: 2% Six months Change: 33%
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  MEDIAN SMEB CELLPHONE DATA PRICE 1GB Data: 1000 SYP One month change: 11% Six months change: 25%
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  Manually Refined Petrol: 1,500 SYP per litre One month price change: no change  ( 0% )  Six month price change: increase of 15% % of surveyed vendors reporting manually refined petrol as unavailable in their community/neighbourhood: 76%
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  Wheat production has been hard hit by droughts across the middle east, “as rainfall received from the beginning of 2021 onwards did not compensate for the delayed onset and previously recorded deficits', according to the World Food Programme. Wheat prices also increased in Turkey which may have further affected the price of imported flour.
[ July 2021, Overall Syria ]  256,800 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine were received through the COVAX facility in May. Online registration is ongoing, prioritizing health workers along with people over the age of 55 years and/or with pre existing chronic diseases. Initial national coverage reports show 100,321 individuals vaccinated using 98.6 per cent of the COVAX vaccines allocated for the first dose11 . This includes 18,150 people vaccinated in NE Syria. The Ministry of Health reports 126,620 doses  ( 59,511 to women )  administered, including vaccines from other donations, through 108 fixed and 61 mobile teams, including seven in IDP sites in NE Syria. In NW Syria, an additional 43,262 health and community workers and people above 60 years old have been vaccinated. Another 204,000 doses from the COVAX facility are expected to be received in August. Meanwhile, 4,800 separate doses of AstraZeneca were received by the UN for its staff and partners. So far, 1,543 UN and international NGO staff and dependents have been vaccinated using this allocation.
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  MEDIAN SMEB HYGIENE ITEMS' PRICE  ( 12 bars of soap, 4 packs of 10 sanitary pads, 200g of toothpaste, 3kg of laundry/dish soap ) : 21,113 SYP One month Change: 10% Six month change: 35%
[ 6th Aug, GoS ]  Director General of al Mouwasat Hospital Dr. Issam Zakarya al Ameen pointed out that 2,200 of the health cadres in the Hospital and other University Hospitals, mainly al Bairuni, Obstetrics, Heart Surgery, and Children, have been vaccinated, in addition to the students of the Faculty of Medicine at Damascus University who want to.
[ 18 August 2021, NWS ]  54% of HHs in NWS reported cold and damp conditions in their shelter as a primary issue.
[ 7th 14th June, NWS ]  Manually Refined cooking Kerosene: 2,200 SYP per litre  ( 0.7 USD )  One month price change: increase of 16% Six month price change: increase of 28%
[ 17 AUG, NWS ]  There were also seven new deaths due to COVID 19, bringing the total number of deaths to 734. The network explained that it conducted genetic profiling of 92 samples from the Idleb governorate. The results proved the presence of the Alpha variant in 6 samples, and the L452R mutation, which is consistent with the Delta variant, was detected in 47 samples.
[ 17 AUG, NWS ]  The Idleb Health Directorate “continues its vaccine procedures until it is received by various segments of society. The vaccine is currently being given to health and humanitarian agencies and people with chronic diseases. Vaccination procedures are accompanied by the proliferation of community education and awareness programs.
[ 17 AUG, NWS ]  On April 12, the first batch of Britain's AstraZeneca vaccine against COVID 19 arrived in the Idleb governorate, at the Bab al Hawa border crossing with Turkey. The Idleb Health Directorate received about 54,000 doses from the World Health Organization  ( WHO )  and included health workers and patients with chronic diseases in the initial vaccination plan. A source from the Idleb Health Directorate told al Souria Net that within the current week, the second batch of COVID19 vaccine will arrive in the Idleb governorate. The target group of the vaccine is expected to expand, the source said.
[ 18 August 2021, NWS ]  In north west Syria, when considering all population groups  ( residents, returnees and IDPs ) , 67 percent of households live in residential areas, 28 percent live in informal IDP settlements and 5 percent live in formal  ( planned )  IDP settlements.
[ 17 AUG, NWS ]  The total number of recorded cases reached 27,479 of which 23,413 recovered. The COVID 19 death toll reached 72
[ 6th Aug, GoS ]  According to the latest Ministry of Health statistics, the total number of Coronavirus infections recorded in Syria reached up till now 26,044, of which 22,019 cases have recovered and 1,919 passed away.
[ June 2021, Overall Syria ]  In June 2021, the formal national average price of diesel remained unchanged m o m at SYP 176/litre.
[ 18 August 2021, NWS ]  Rural  ( top 3 shelter types ) : In rural areas across NWS, just under half of households live in finished houses or apartments  ( 46 percent ) , 20 percent in tents and 17 percent in makeshift shelters.
[ June 2021, Overall Syria ]  The gap between the highest and lowest average food basket prices decreased by 25 percent from SYP 75,216 in May 2021 to SYP 56,705 in June 2021 and by 73 percent since June 2020.
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  MEDIAN SMEB WATER TRUCKING PRICE  ( 4,500 ltrs ) : 14,243 SYP One month change: 6% Six months change: 36%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Top three reported food related coping strategies:  Eat cheaper, poorer food: 99%  Borrowing food: 43%  Eaten fewer meals: 41%
[ 1 April   30 June 2021, Overall Syria ]   [ from table ]  2 Health care providers were killed during the attacks and 14 were injured.
[ June 2021, NWS ]  Estimated median monthly household expense for water for a household of six: 16,465 SYP
[ June 2021, NWS ]  Estimated median monthly rent price for a two bedroom apartment: 38,500 SYP
[ 9 AUG, GoS ]  The Ministry said that the total number of the coronavirus cases recorded in Syria has reached 26,097 till now, of which 22,051 have recovered, and 1,920 others have passed away.
[ 6 AUG, GoS ]  The Ministry added that the total number of the coronavirus cases recorded in Syria has reached up to 26,071 till now, of which 22,034 have recovered.
[ 10 AUG, GoS ]  The Ministry added that the total number of the coronavirus cases registered in Syria have reached up to 26,116 till now, of which 22,060 have recovered while 1,922 have passed away.
[ 1 April   30 June 2021, Overall Syria ]   [ from diagram ]  Health care infrastructure affected: 2 secondary, 1 primary and 2 other infrastructures were affected in May. 1 secondary infrastructure was affected in June
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Percentage of households consuming iron, protein and vitamin A rich foods by frequency: Iron: Daily 0%, Sometimes 41% and Never 59%. Protein: Daily 49%, Sometimes 51% and Never 0%. Vitamin A: Daily 27%, Sometimes 71% and Never 1%.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Type of food assistance received, by % of households reporting:  Voucher  ( for food ) : 90%  Cash  ( for food ) : 5%  Food basket ( s ) : 1% 97% of households had received a food basket, bread distribution, cash, or vouchers in the 30 days prior to data collection.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Average monthly household income: 347,462 SYP  ( 115 USD ) . Top three reported primary income sources:  Borrowed/gifted from family/friends: 70%  Employment outside of camp: 65%  Selling assistance items received: 23%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Top three reported livelihoods related coping strategies:  Borrowed money: 58%  Reduce spending on NFIs: 43%  Support from friends/relatives: 36%
[ 18 Aug, GoS ]  General Director of al Mouwasat University Hospital , Dr. Isam Zakariya al Amin added in a statement to SANA that there are 22 confirmed cases in the isolation rooms and Intensive Care units  ( ICU )  in the hospital and the virus epidemiological curve is being observed on an hour basis to take all the necessary preparations needed for any emergency. He added “we are not far from entering a fourth peak,' calling for taking precautions and adhering to the preventive measures as “we shouldn't ignore the situation and we should take the vaccine that prevents from the extreme and critical cases.'
[ 18 Aug, GoS ]  General Director of al Mouwasat University Hospital , Dr. Isam Zakariya al Amin said that the vaccines which were adopted by World Health Organization cover all the variants including Delta.
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  SMEB June value: 107 USD One month change: no change  ( 0% )  Six month change: increase of 13%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Average number of people reported per household: 6
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Attitudes and behaviours of camp population: Awareness of social distancing: Nobody  ( around 0% )  and People engaging in social distancing: Nobody  ( around 0% ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  60% of children under five years old were reported to be vaccinated against polio. 66% of children under two years old were reported to have received the DTP vaccine and 60% to have received the MMR vaccine.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  86% of households with a pregnant or lactating woman while living in the camp had reportedly been able to access obsteric or, antenatal care.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  15% of households reported having difficulties understanding information about COVID 19 with not having enough materials being the most commonly reported difficulty  ( 12% of households ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Top measures reportedly taken by households in response to the pandemic:  Wash hands more regularly 78%  Stay at home as much as possible 60%  Cover nose/mouth when coughing/sneezing 54%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Attitudes and behaviours of camp population: Awareness of COVID 19: Everyone  ( around 100% )  and COVID 19 perceived as important issue: Nobody  ( around 0% ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  69% of households reported gender based protection issues with early marriage  ( girls below 18 years old )  being the most commonly reported  ( 69% ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Households reporting knowing about any designated space for women and girls in the site:Yes 1% and No 99%. Of the 1% of households who reported knowing about any designated space, 0% reported that a girl or woman from their household attended one in the last 30 days prior to data collection.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  13% of households reported that they treated their drinking water over the past two weeks prior to data collection by filtering water  ( 12% )  or boiling the water  ( 1% ) .
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Percentage of households at each FCS level: Acceptable 54%, Borderline 34% and Poor 12%.
[ 5 13th April 2021, NES ]  In April, 87% of vendors reported facing supply challenges. The primary supply challenge cited remained price inflation, reported by 75% of all surveyed vendors in Northeast Syria  ( NES ) . As a seemingly widespread supply challenge, price inflation issues may also impact vendors' ability to keep markets stocked with essential items. The second cited issue reported was that supply was unable to keep up with consumer demand, reported by 24% of all surveyed vendors. Furthermore, 15% of surveyed vendors reported that their suppliers had limited supply, and 9% reported that their supply had been affected by border crossing closures.
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Most commonly reported main sources of food:  From markets in thesite 97%  Food distributions 88%  From markets outside thesite 74%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  Most commonly reported sources of light inside shelters:  Powered by shared camp generator: 85%  Powered by solar panels: 21%  Flashlight or battery powered lamp: 10%
[ 25 September 2021, GoS ]  The Ministry added that the total number of the coronavirus cases detected in Syria has reached up to 32,580 till now, of which 23,458 have recovered, while 2,198 others have passed away.
[ 28 JUL, GoS ]  The Ministry added that the total number of the coronavirus cases recorded in Syria has reached up to 25,930 till now, of which 21,969 have recovered, and 1,911 others have passed away.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  0% of households reported having difficulties understanding information about COVID 19.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Top measures taken by camp management in response to the pandemic as reported by households:  Distributing hygiene materials: 85%  Enforcing curfew: 71%  Asking people to stay at home: 59%
[ May 2021, Aleppo governorate ]   [ Menbij East New Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 3,412 ]  0% of school aged children in the households were reported to receive education. Additionally, 0% of households reported that their schoolaged children receive education through remote learning.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Average monthly household income: 232,800 SYP  ( 77 USD ) . Top three reported primary income sources:  Employment outside of camp: 76%  Borrowed/gifted from family/friends: 32%  Personal savings: 26%
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  SMEB BULK FOODS: 121,192 SYP  ( 40 USD )  One month price change: increase of 1% Six month price change: increase of 23% • Rice: increased by 7% • Sugar: increased by 4% • Bulgur: increased by 3% • Red lentils: no change  ( 0% )  • Tomato paste: decreased by 2% • Salt: decreased by 20%
[ 23rd June 2021, NES ]  Alouk water station ceased functioning on 23 June, the twenty fourth such disruption since November 2019.
[ 12th June 2021, NWS ]  On 12 June, artillery shelling and missiles hit Al Shifaa Hospital in Afrin City. UNICEF joined the UN in condemning this attack, which killed 19 people, including three children and four humanitarian workers. The hospital was heavily damaged, and its clinic and delivery rooms were destroyed. As one of the largest medical facilities in northern Syria, AlShifaa Hospital was providing 15,000 medical services a month, including deliveries.
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  Manually Refined Diesel: 325 SYP per litre One month price change: increase of 13% Six month price change: increase of 86% % of surveyed vendors reporting manually refined diesel as unavailable in their community/neighbourhood: 2%
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  Informal USD/SYP regional median exchange rate: 3,115 SYP to 1 USD One month rate change: increase of 3% Six month rate change: increase of 14%
[ 7th 14th June, NES ]  EGGS: 6,000 SYP FOR 30 EGGS  ( 1.9 USD )  One month price change: no change  ( 0% )  Six month price change: increase of 9% % of surveyed vendors reporting eggs as unavailable in their community/neighbourhood: 2%
[ April 2021, Overall Syria ]  Food insecurity in Syria has hit its worst point since the start of the crisis, with 14.2 million Syrians at risk of food insecurity, up from 9.8 million in 2020. The national average price for the standard food basket6 was 247 per cent higher in April 2021 than April 2020.
[ July 2021, Overall Syria ]  Only 58 per cent of hospitals and 53 per cent of primary healthcare centres are fully functional. There are 12.4 million people in need of health care assistance, a number worsened by COVID 19 as well as the effects of food insecurity.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Households reporting barriers when leaving the camp in the two weeks prior to data collection: Yes 52% and No 48%. Most commonly reported barriers to movement:  Transportation available but too expensive  ( 32% )   Insufficient transportation  ( 20% )   Site departure conditions  ( need approval )   ( 16% )
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ] 16% of households reported gender based protection issues with early marriage  ( girls below 18 years old )  being the most commonly reported  ( 10% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ] Households reporting knowing about any designated space for women and girls in the site:Yes 99% and No 1%. Of the 99% of households who reported knowing about any designated space, 57% reported that a girl or woman from their household attended one in the last 30 days prior to data collection.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Households reporting the presence of child protection concerns within the camp  ( in the two weeks prior to data collection ) : Yes 30% and No 70%. Most commonly reported child protection concerns:  Child labour  ( 24% )   Early marriage  ( below 18 years old )   ( 11% )
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  At the time of data collection, there was 0 educational facility in the camp.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  26% of households reported that they were aware of child labour occuring among children under the age of 11, most commonly reporting work for others  ( 16% )  and domestic labour  ( 5% ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Available WASH facilities in educational facilities:  Latrines: NA  Handwashing facilities: NA  Safe drinking water: NA
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  7% of school aged children in the households were reported to receive education. Additionally, 0% of households reported that their schoolaged children receive education through remote learning.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  93% of school aged children in the households were reported to not receive education. The most commonly reported barriers were:  Educational services suspended due to summer holiday  ( 88% )   Child does not want to attend  ( 8% )   No education for children of a certain age  ( 8% )  In the past school year, households reported that their school aged children went to school on average 33% of total school days.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  32% of households reported that the health sector is not meeting their minimum health needs. The most commonly reported health needs by households were naternal health services  ( 62% )  and child health and nutrition  ( including malnutrition )   ( 35% )
[ Syria, July ]  At the governorate level, in July 2021, Rural Damascus  ( 34 percent ) , Quneitra  ( 33 percent )  and Dar'a  ( 32 percent )  recorded the highest proportion of surveyed households having lost one or more sources of income over the past month. Nearly a one  quarter of interviewed households in Quneitra  ( 23 percent )  and 19 percent of respondents in Dar'a, lost more than half of their July income.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Newroz Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 1,479 ]  Household debt: 66% of households reported that they had borrowed money in the 30 days prior to data collection; on average, these households had a debt load amounting to 314,250 SYP  ( 104 USD ) . Top three reported reasons for taking on debt:  Food 94%  Healthcare 32%  Clothing/non food items  ( NFI )  26%
[ Syria, July ]  In July 2021, close to half of the surveyed households across Syria  ( 49 percent )  who reported losses of income also reported inadequate food consumption, representing an increase of nine percentage points year on year.
[ Syria, July ]  In line with the recent increases in prices, on 11 July 2021, the Syri  an Government raised the salaries of civil servants and military workers by 50 percent, as well as pensions for retirees by 40 percent, effective as of August 2021. The last salary increase in Syria was announced in November 2019.
[ Syria, July ]  Moreover, 96 percent of these respondents indicated having relied on at least one food based coping strategy in July. Furthermore, around 24 percent of interviewed households who had mentioned receiving the same or more income sources in previous rounds of the survey since February 2021, reported having lost one or more sources of income in July 2021. This figure was highest in Dar'a  ( 33 percent ) .
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  Of the 82% of households who required treatment in the 30 days prior to the assessment, 74% reported that they had faced barriers to accessing medical care. Of those that faced barriers, the most commonly reported barriers to accessing medical care were: •Cannot afford to pay for health services  ( 85% )  • High cost of transportation to health facilities  ( 69% )  • Lack of medicines at the health facilities  ( 54% )
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ] 50% of households with a pregnant or lactating woman while living in the camp had reportedly been able to access obsteric or, antenatal care.
[ Syria, July ]  COVID 19 continued to spread across Syria. As of 31 July 2021, a total of 25,963 COVID 19 cases, including 1,914 fatalities, were confirmed by the Minister of Health in government controlled areas. The monthly increase in COVID 19 cases in July  ( 488 cases )  signals a downward trend compared to June 2021  ( 1,020 cases ) . Nonetheless, most cases have not been linked to a suspected source, demonstrating widespread community transmission.
[ May 2021, Al Hasakeh governorate ]   [ Serekaniye Camp Overview: Number of individuals: 11,181 ]  72% of households reported that the health sector is not meeting their minimum health needs. The most commonly reported health needs by households were chronic diseases treatment  ( 48% )  and child health and nutrition  ( including malnutrition )   ( 40 ) %
[ Syria, July ]  Between June and July 2021, the national average reduced Coping Strategy Index  ( rCSI )  increased from 18.5 to 19.8. In July 2021, close to nine out of ten interviewed households in Syria  ( 89 percent )  reported applying at least one food based coping mechanism to deal with insufficient food stocks and meet their food consumption needs, representing a five percent increase year on year. This trend was higher among female headed households  ( 96 percent )  compared to male headed households  ( 88 percent ) .
[ Syria, July ]  Simultaneously, the COVID 19 vaccination campaign continues in Syria. As of 9 July 2021, a total of 131,221 COVID 19 vaccine doses have been administered.
[ Syria, July ]  The further erosion of the purchasing power and the marked reductions in households' economic coping capacity pushed more than seven out of ten interviewed households  ( 71 percent )  to buy food on credit, with a wider share recorded among female headed households  ( 78 percent ) . The reported adoption of this strategy was more pronounced in Quneitra  ( 83 percent ) , Deir ez Zor  ( 80 percent )  and Hama  ( 79 percent ) . This generally reflects the dire living conditions countrywide and signals an upward trend in peoples' indebtedness to source their food needs. Moreover, 14 percent of surveyed households reported to have relied on child labor having been forced to remove their children of mandatory school age out of school and having them work instead to bring home needed additional income to the household.
[ Syria, July ]  The UN sends 1,000 trucks to Syria cross border each month with food, critical medical supplies, COVID 19 vaccinations, and other life saving assistance for 3.4 million people in northwest Syria. Further  more, in July 2021, WFP delivered general food assistance to approximately 4.7 million people across Syria in order to meet the growing humanitarian needs nationwide.
[ 21 Aug, GoS ]  The Ministry added in a statement that the number of registered coronavirus cases has climbed to 26.799 ,of which 22.262 ones recovered and 1964 others passed away.
[ Syria, July ]  The average rCSI was highest among IDPs and returnees. In July 2021, 94 percent of IDPs  ( The second highest average level recorded among IDPs since July 2020 )  and 93 percent of returnees reported adopting at least one food  based coping strategy to cover their essential food needs amid the consistent economic downturn, compared to 86 percent of residents.
[ Syria, July ]  In July 2021, a third of the interviewed households  ( 33 percent )  indicated facing difficulties in reaching markets, an increase of five percentage points from a month earlier and by seven percentage points year on year, representing the highest national average level recorded since April 2020. This trend was more pronounced among female headed households  ( 43 percent ) , up by 10 percentage points month on month, compared to male  headed households  ( 32 percent ) .
[ Syria, July ]  Additionally, more than two out of five interviewed households  ( 42 percent )  reported not being able to purchase the necessary medicines in July 2021, mainly due to a lack of financial resources  ( 78 percent )  and a shortage of medicines in pharmacies  ( 18 percent ) . Moreover, COVID 19 vaccination intentions were high countrywide, with more than two thirds of interviewed households  ( 67 percent )  indi  cating their intent to have all household members vaccinated, were the COVID 19 vaccine made available to them free of charge.
[ Syria, July ]  From interviews conducted in July 2021, more than half of the surveyed households with no regular access to markets nationwide  ( 53 percent ) , had poor or borderline food consumption, up by 10 percent month on month. Furthermore, in July 2021, overall four percent of inter  viewed households reported difficulties in obtaining remittances and/or food assistance due to movement restrictions or security issues over the past month. This trend was observed more in Ar Raqqa  ( eight percent ) , Quneitra  ( seven percent )  and Deir ez Zor  ( seven percent ) .
[ overall Syria ]  In March 2020, the Syrian government – backed by Russian forces – concluded a military offensive launched in April 2019 to retake Idleb governorate and surrounding areas in north west Syria, which was one of the last areas controlled by opposition forces. At least 77 health care facilities were damaged and destroyed by Syrian or Russian forces during this offensive,
[ overall Syria ]  OVERVIEW The Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition  ( SHCC )  identified 121 incidents of violence against or obstruction of health care in Syria in 2020, compared to 147 such incidents in 2019. In these incidents health facilities were damaged and destroyed, health workers were killed and injured, and ambulances were damaged and destroyed.
[ Syria, July ]  In July 2021, 70 percent of surveyed households reported relying on less preferred or less expen  sive food, up by eight percent from July 2020, with peaks recorded in Quneitra  ( 80 percent )  and Hama  ( 75 percent ) . Approxi  mately three out of five interviewed households in Syria  ( 57 percent )  indicated a reduction in the number of meals consumed per day, an increase of 14 percent year on year, with a wider share recorded among female headed households  ( 68 percent )  compared to male headed households  ( 56 percent ) . Also, to cope with food shortages, nearly half of the surveyed households  ( 48 percent )  reported reducing food consumption by adult members to prioritize their children's food consumption needs, representing an increase of 17 percent since July 2020, with a higher proportion among IDPs  ( 57 percent )  and returnees  ( 55 percent )  compared to residents  ( 43 percent ) .
[ Syria, July ]  In July 2021, more than one out of five interviewed households  ( 21 percent )  reported challenges in accessing medical care services, an increase of six percentage points year on year and representing the second highest national average level recorded since April 2020. The lack of access to hospitals and healthcare facilities was more pronounced in Lattakia  ( 28 percent ) , Al Hasakeh  ( 28 percent )  and Dar'a  ( 25 percent ) . These find  ings point out to a nationwide health concern given that 17 percent of surveyed households have elderly members with chronic diseases, as well as around 52 percent of public hospitals in Syria were reportedly not fully functioning
[ Syria, July ]  The lack of access to households' sources of income were reportedly due to a number of issues. Close to half of the surveyed households in Syria in July 2021  ( 48 percent )  reported reduction of revenues from business activities or agricultural sales, with peaks recorded in Deir ez Zor  ( 73 percent )  and Damascus  ( 62 percent ) . During the reporting period, 32 percent of interviewed households nationwide reported having been impacted by a reduction in working hours and thus receiving a partial salary. In addition, 17 percent of surveyed households indicated job lay offs, with a higher proportion recorded among female headed households  ( 26 percent )  compared to male headed households  ( 16 percent ) . To cope with the burden of their current situation amid the soaring inflation in Syria and the eroding of households' coping capacity, 21 percent of respondents reported to have been pushed to work more than one full time jobs over the past month.
[ Syria, July ]  Broken down by governorate, in July 2021, the highest proportion of households with poor or borderline food consumption was recorded in Hama, with nearly three out of five interviewed households  ( 58 percent )  reporting inadequate food con  sumption  ( representing a 26 percent increase year on year ) , followed by Deir ez Zor  ( 57 percent ) . On the other hand, As  Sweida  ( 31 percent )  recorded the lowest level of inadequate food consumption in July 2021, which nevertheless witnessed an increase by nine percentage points from levels recorded in July 2020. This highlights a sustained worsening trend in the food security situation countrywide.