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German dry soap reaches Syria in aid effort
German company DN Group announced that its product "Soapeya," a waterless hand-cleaning soap, is currently being used in a humanitarian mission inside Syria. Six tons of the product are being distributed to residents of Idlib and Raqqa provinces in cooperation with Hilfswerk International, aiming to address the shortage of clean water and the damage to water infrastructure caused by floods. The amount sent is sufficient to perform approximately 12 million hand washes, helping more than 13,000 people maintain regular hand hygiene for up to six months with daily use. Product efficacy tests showed up to 99.5% effectiveness in cleaning hands while preserving the natural skin bacteria balance. It has previously been successfully tested in Mozambique in schools, markets, and healthcare centers. Meanwhile, the company's CEO emphasized that the use of the product reflects the company's investment goals in solutions with humanitarian impact, especially in areas suffering from water shortages or infrastructure damage.
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