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GRAND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF TÜRKİYE THE OMBUDSMAN INSTITUTION




            The Turkish Religious Affairs Foundation has delivered humanitarian aid worth about
            145,000,000 TL to Syrians so far.
























                                         (Source: Anadolu News Agency)

            The Turkish Religious Affairs Foundation meets the need for bread among distressed
            Syrians  in Kilis and on the other side of the border in Azaz, Jarabulus, and Al Bab via
            mobile ovens. With the Directorate of Religious Affairs, the Foundation prepares daily
            hot meals for 15,000 Syrians in the city of Azaz and villages in the Idlib region whose
            homes have been ruined and lack cooking facilities.

            The Turkish Religious Affairs Foundation provides health service through a team
            consisting of 4 ambulances and volunteer doctors. After chemical attacks and bombings
            by the Syrian regime forces in which 100 people were killed, the majority of whom
            were children, patients were transported by  Turkish Religious Affairs Foundation
            ambulances, volunteer doctors performed health screening and first aid, and hospitals
            provided fuel and medical supplies.
            XV. The Turkish Red Crescent and Their Services


            The Turkish Red Crescent started  the  “Syrian  Crisis  Humanitarian  Aid  Operation”
            on April 29, 2011 in cooperation and coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
            and AFAD following the first entry of Syrians into the Republic of Türkiye via the
            Hatay border.

            The installation of the first camp in Türkiye was carried out by the Red Crescent teams
            in Hatay province, where the Syrian crisis was experienced intensely in June 2011. The
            Turkish Red Crescent established 5 camps in the first phase, provided and distributed



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