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Water crisis risks Syrians amid returning refugees
A humanitarian report has revealed that 15.6 million people in Syria still require humanitarian assistance due to an ongoing water crisis after more than 14 years of war. The sanitation networks have been damaged, and many areas lack access to potable water. Although hundreds of thousands of refugees and displaced persons have returned, many still suffer from the lack of basic services, especially water, which increases the risk of disease outbreaks and hampers healthcare provision. Projects have been implemented to improve water infrastructure in regions such as Aleppo countryside, Raqqa, and Deir ez-Zor, including repairs to water stations and the installation of solar-powered systems. However, recent floods have worsened the crisis, damaging around fifty water stations across various areas. Efforts are ongoing to improve water access and supply for hundreds of thousands of residents and internally displaced persons.
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