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UNFPA: 1.2 Million People in Syria Require Urgent Humanitarian Assistance Amid Escalating Needs
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) reported that approximately 1.2 million people in Syria, including 295,000 women of reproductive age, are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance due to escalating crises since the beginning of 2026. These crises include ongoing fighting, floods, and an increased influx of displaced persons from Lebanon. The report confirmed that the deterioration of healthcare infrastructure and the decline in public services have led to greater suffering among women and the most vulnerable groups, with an expansion in reproductive health and protection from violence services. Additionally, the fund has raised its emergency funding appeal to $7.5 million, although funding has only reached 36% of the needs, jeopardizing the continuity and expansion of humanitarian operations.
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