The city of Es Suvayd in the west of Syria. Syria: UNICEF calls for urgent measures against the backdrop of the growth of humanitarian needs in the ESS Humanitarian assistance ~ 60 > consequences of the recent surge of violence in the Syrian province of Es Suvayd in July and early August continue to affect families with children, warn in the UN children’s fund (UNICEF). According to reports, during the clashes at least 22 children were killed and another 21 received injuries. serious damage was caused by civil infrastructure, which further complicates humanitarian efforts. 62 ~ 60 ~/H2 >> rush of violence came for the period from 13 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 July, with a short exacerbation in early August. According to reports, at least five medical centers were attacked, two doctors were killed. Ambulance vehicles were subjected to attacks, because of which the work of this service was difficult. “The death and injuries of children and health workers during these events are a tragedy and an occasion for deep alarm,” said Zeynab Adam, deputy representative of UNICEF in Syria. – Given the preserved needs of the injured children and families, we welcome the steps of the temporary authorities aimed at facilitating access to those in need. ”~ 60 > medical care ~ 60 > within the first intersection The UN Humanitarian Column, which was able to get into the ES Suvayd, has delivered vital goods and conducted an operational assessment of the situation on the spot in order to provide more operational and effective humanitarian efforts. ~ 60 >~ 60 > in the provinces, life support objects were seriously affected, including the water and water system and water power supply, as well as fuel systems. In the conditions of ongoing instability and limited access, an acute shortage of food, medicines and other essential items are preserved. More than 190 thousand people, mainly women and children, were forced to leave their homes. 60 ~ p >UNICEF sent 14 mobile brigades to provide medical services and food assistance. The fund also provided medicines and nutrient mixtures for more than 4 thousand children and women, as well as safe drinking water and fuel for pumping stations. This made it possible to provide water for over 30 thousand people. In addition, UNICEF handed over materials for organizing leisure activities of families, provided psychological support and conducted measures to reduce the risk associated with explosive objects, for one and a half thousand children. 60 > unhindered access “for Effective response is extremely important that humanitarian workers have unhindered access to the most affected areas. It is also necessary to provide commercial deliveries, ”Adam emphasized. – This will allow you to immediately provide basic services, food assistance, water and essential items to those who especially need help. Providing this access is necessary not only for saving lives, but also to restore the minimum level of stability and protection in these communities. ”~ 60 > unisef continues to help each child, and will achieve the provision of necessary assistance until all children in the ES Suvay and all Syria will live in terms of security and security conditions and throughout Syria. support necessary for their development.